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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (6961)	1/31/1999 12:06:00 PM
From: BeachBum	Read Replies (1) of 10072

I'm breaking my own rule by replying to you and will not respond if you reply to this message but I couldn't resist. will have Ethernet Standard This really helps me at home. Hard drives are getting bigger but as internet transfer speeds increase they fill up faster, besides you should always have a second copy of important data. I notice you finally admit the 3.5" floppy is dead. the floppy is officially dead If the floppy is dead why would I want a backward compatible drive ? Now instead of Syquest, Hifd , CD-RW your saying the ethernet port is going to be the next Zip killer, is this correct ? Business computers have been shipping for years with built in ehternet ports but they still had 3.5 " floppy. So according to your own words the floppy is dead, what removable storage are you now picking ? If the 3.5 is dead and I don't need a Superdisk that only leaves 1 non-vapor drive. Options are a floppy, a Superdisc, A Zip, and reportedly the upcoming 2.2 Gig Orb drive. I'm really trying to follow the logic here . BB ^-^-

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