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since we have CDR, which is cheap and can store 700MB, why do we need Zip drive?
i never had a friend using I-omega zip drive, it is a dead product.
i never had a friend using I-omega zip drive, it is a dead product.
No, the Iomega Zip Drive has been largely replaced by more advanced storage technologies such as USB drives and cloud storage. It is no longer considered a relevant option for storing and transferring data.
The Iomega Zip Drive had a maximum storage capacity of 100MB, while a CDR can hold up to 700MB of data. This means that a CDR has significantly more storage space than the Iomega Zip Drive.
One potential advantage of the Iomega Zip Drive is that it allows for rewritable storage, meaning data can be erased and replaced multiple times. However, this feature is also available on some CDRs.
The Iomega Zip Drive was designed to be compatible with both Mac and PC computers, but with the advancement of technology, it may be difficult to find a computer with the necessary ports to use the drive.
One potential drawback is that the Iomega Zip Drive uses proprietary disks, making them more expensive and less widely available compared to standard CDRs. Additionally, the drive itself may be difficult to find and may not be compatible with newer operating systems.