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To: KM who wrote (49203)3/2/1998 11:08:00 PM
From: ziggy  Respond to of 58324
 
omega's Zip Drive "Graduates" To Dell's Corporate PCs
(03/02/98; 3:41 p.m. EST)
By Gregory Quick, Computer Retail Week

Iomega has gained its first system OEM partner with the agreement
by Dell to place Iomega's Zip drive in its OptiPlex line of corporate
PCs.

Roy, Utah-based Iomega has made strong inroads into the retail PC
side of the market, but this is its first agreement with an OEM to use
the 100-megabyte Zip drives in a system targeted directly at
corporate users.

"Building the Zip drive into Dell's corporate PC line is a significant
move forward for Iomega," said Fara Yale, a mass storage analyst
with the market researcher Dataquest, in San Jose, Calif.

An Iomega spokeswoman said the company expects to enlist
additional PC manufacturers to offer the Zip drive in PCs designed for
the corporate marketplace. According to the company, Iomega has
sold 12 million Zip drives to date.