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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Lin who wrote (48927)	2/26/1998 5:48:00 PM
From: Chucky	Respond to of 58324

Bill "How are they currently archived?" I believe most MRI setups had syquest or MO storage in the past because those were the only large removable options available. As pricey as those setups are, drive prices are insignificant, but media price can be important, but not that much. Do you know what hospitals pay for some of their equipment? I interviewed with a company that sold a P-133 with a large monitor, MO drive, laser printer, signal acquisition board, and some software to cath labs for $120-$200K. The software didn't do much but arrange things on the screen and allowed for one button to store or print the data--the analysis was minimal. The doctors seemed impressed with the large monitor and the ability to put lots of pictures on one disk. I think I have seen a CD-R in a cath lab. Oh, I believe the WM you are referring to is CD-RW and the write once is CD-R. Unless you are referring to a PD/CD drive? onsale.com later Chucky