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Non-Tech : Iomega:Zip drives - a "standard" for the PC?
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To: Guy Gordon who wrote (112)5/21/1996 6:37:00 PM
From: Jon Wagner   of 156
 
What is the approximate cost of the LS-120?
I just want to try to determine how much of
a chance they have. If the drive costs $400
then Iomega has it in the bag(so to speak).
Jaz costs around that price and offers 1GB
and soon 5GB. However if it's $200-250,
they may have a chance at competing very
seriously with Zip.

There have been some good points made, especially
{paraphrase} "Do you think Packard Bell will
purchase the LS-120 from Compaq?" That really
made me think, well, I would say "Probably Not".
However, another company was formed to help
disguise Compaq's Interests(From what I can tell).

I'm definitely an Iomega supporter and stock
holder. However, I'm not close minded
to changes in market conditions and new
competition. That's what led me to Iomega in
the first place.

Jon
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