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LS-120 The New Standard Floppy

An SI Board Since August 1996

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Emcee: Ben Seibel, AIA	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Because of the backwards compatability to a 3.5" Floppy and a 120 Meg
capacity, LS-120 could become the next standard.

What company holds the rights to this technology?

What company will provide the best investment benefit from the new standard?

3m

Imation

O.R. Technology

Compaq

Other licensed drive makers

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39	Emory, Fortunately or unfortunately, depending on your viewpoint, the LS-120 c	Trakker	-	6/20/1997
38	>>As you can see, the answer is no.<< bummer. <eom>	RagTimeBand	-	6/20/1997
37	Emory: As you can see, the answer is no. "Anyone using the LS-120?"	Guy Gordon	-	6/20/1997
36	Anyone using the LS-120? If so, how do you like it? thanks <eom>	RagTimeBand	-	6/17/1997
35	>>Anyone actually see the result of the "multi-million dollar"	Cogito	-	2/21/1997
34	Anyone actually see the result of the "multi-million dollar" advertis	Trakker	-	2/20/1997
33	Guy - Thanks for pointing out my omissions. It's just so hard to keep tra	Cogito	-	2/18/1997
32	Allen: I think you missed a couple of reasons the LS-120 will fail. 1. Price	Guy Gordon	-	2/18/1997
31	Allen, Just couldn't believe the title of this thread so had to check it ou	steve goff	-	2/17/1997
30	LS 120 punting in the 4th quarter, minutes left in game.	Mike Allen	-	2/16/1997
29	Geek Stuff - While it is true that a number of companies are involved with LS	Cogito	-	2/16/1997
28	And yet, a large consortium of large companies is pushing ahead with LS-120 and	White Shoes	-	2/16/1997
27	Others may think that the LS-120 is the ideal removable but I don't . The	Thomas L Nielsen	-	2/16/1997
26	Geek Stuff - The LS-120 has been discussed to death in the "Any infos abo	Cogito	-	2/16/1997
25	What has happened to everyone here? Looks like LS-120 is likely to be a strong	White Shoes	-	2/15/1997
24	ben: quoting Mr. Jim Seymour from his article regarding removable media @ pcma	rocky haag	-	9/11/1996
23	Ben: article in PC magazine on Iomega is available online: pcmag.com talk la	rocky haag	-	9/11/1996
22	Dear Ben: PC Magazine Sept 24, 1996 Quoting Jim Seymour: Article is called &	rocky haag	-	9/11/1996
21	>>The LS120's technology is too expensive? How did you determinethat?	Jay Riddle	-	9/11/1996
20	Interesting LS120 web site. Take a look at some of the release dates they'	Trakker	-	9/5/1996
19	Guy, Drop dead date is long gone! Probably after the 1st million ZIPs were so	Fred Fahmy	-	9/4/1996
18	Would anyone like to hazard a Drop Dead date for the LS-120? I mean, it's	Guy Gordon	-	9/4/1996
17	Peter, I think KE is a man of high integrity. I would expect him to tell the	Fred Fahmy	-	9/1/1996
16	The LS120's technology is too expensive? How did you determine that? Of cou	DeCoda	-	9/1/1996
15	Fred: I love this argument. By the time the LS-120 is shipping in volume, peo	Guy Gordon	-	8/30/1996

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