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Iomega - A Civil Discussion
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183 Michael, thanks for posting the answers. No comment on audio/video - not my areGottfried-3/18/1997
182 Michael, > Should be fast enough to run audio/video? What do I need, aTom Trawinski-3/18/1997
181 Re: Or's Response to My Followup Email question: My original followup queMichael Rick-3/18/1997
180 William, thank you for your gracious acceptance of my wild goose chase! I got cGottfried-3/18/1997
179 RE: <<Has anyone found out if the 25 MB disks are available anywhere andWilliam R. Polk-3/17/1997
178 Hi Todd, I have zip n' a jaz drive, have you heard about some pSteeve Laplante-3/17/1997
177 Re: Syjet / Jaz The SYQT thread has a report of the Syjet shipping date being pjwk-3/17/1997
176 RE: Iom web info sight... Recomend putting a book mark on this sight. This siRobert Skinner-3/17/1997
175 Re: Iom floppy replacement. John... A few facts. Iomega is the fastest revenue Robert Skinner-3/17/1997
174 ROY, Utah, March 17 (Reuter) - Iomega Corp said Monday it has entered into Robert Skinner-3/17/1997
173 Dave, you said >>However, if the manufacturing process is done right thenGottfried-3/17/1997
172 You are right that disks that fail format for 100 MB could be used as 25 MB disDave Howard-3/17/1997
171 I think there is a little confusion on this board about 25 meg disk. When this Barney Dunn-3/17/1997
170 Re: IOM analysis from Motley Fool I posted this on the 'other' John Smith-3/17/1997
169 Howard, you said >>Generally this is a minor error rate difference, not aGottfried-3/17/1997
168 Most of my experience has been in the tape world but from my discussions with vDave Howard-3/17/1997
167 Stan, flaws (disk defects) are usually concentrated near the ID radius if singlGottfried-3/17/1997
166 Joe, basically Zacks has not altered their Iomega info since Todd Bakar last upFrancis Muir-3/17/1997
165 Francis, I think Cameron's point is that, if flawed 100 meg disks were beiStan J. Czernel-3/17/1997
164 Dave, I wonder why the 25 meg availability isn't publicized. My conclusioStan J. Czernel-3/17/1997
163 > Another speculative option is that Iomega is now dusting off the 25Mb diskDave Howard-3/17/1997
162 Joe, re: "The latest ZACKS" Might I ask a favor, would you repost thCameron Dorey-3/17/1997
161 The latest ZACKS IOMEGA CORP 3/ 2/97 Joe Copia-3/17/1997
160 RE: 25MB disks Couple of questions/clarifications: 1. In the original specs fTrakker-3/17/1997
159 Cameron, >>Wild unsupportable speculation<< I would call it educatGottfried-3/17/1997
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