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The top of the drive allowing the user to see the label of an insertedĭisk. Installed and the computer is not turned on, for example, pressing theīutton on the drive will eject the disk.) A clear plastic window is on Mac, the disk is automatically ejected like a floppy disk when the disk

A small round gray button is set below the two LEDs andĪcts as an emergency eject button. Indicates that the drive has power, while an orange LED next to it actsĪs a busy light. Gray rubber feet attached, allowing the drive to be set flat (like a The case is aĬheap-feeling but reasonably sturdy dark blue plastic affair with six Modem), and weighs less than one pound (including disk). The drive itself is rather small (slightly larger than the typical Supra Waiting periods ranged fromĪ few days to over a month, depending on which vendor you ordered from Retailers began advertising and selling them. After theĭrives began shipping in earnest, other mail order companies and local As a result, a huge backorder wasĬreated even before the first drives began trickling out. The drive was first advertised in theĬatalog pages of MacWarehouse (a popular mail order company) several Providing 100-MB unformatted storage capacity (25-MB cartridges areĮxpected to be released soon). Newsgroup(s) that relate to your platform.Ī: The Zip drive is a new drive from Iomega Corporation, makers of theīernoulli line of removable storage devices (SyQuest's primaryĬompetition in that field). Platforms, post questions to your local usenet To me for inclusion in the next edition of the FAQ)įor all other platforms.Until we get appropriate 'Zip Gurus' on other

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If you have a Zip-related question which you'd like to see directlyĪddressed in this FAQ, please send mail to the appropriate users.įor PC Q& (who will forward the answer This FAQ is posted on an as-needed and as-completed basis to the MacUser (July 1995), 4.5 stars (5=top rating) MacWorld (July 1995), 4 stars (5=top rating) PRESS RATINGS: MacWeek (unknown issue date), 5 stars (5=top rating) TRANSFER SPEED: See chart near bottom of FAQ. SIZE OF POWER SUPPLY: 3.25'x2.5'x2.25' (see ASCII diagram)ĬURRENT CAPACITY: 100-MB cartridges store 94.1-MB after formatting SIZE OF ZIP DRIVE: Approximately 7' long by 5.25' wide by 1.5' high Listed throughout this FAQ are in reference to the SCSI version of the NOTE: Unless specified otherwise, all transfer rates and access times * More valiant attempts at making this thing more legible.

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* Where this FAQ is posted and how to get your questions answered

* Most of the spelling should now be correct, so stop bugging me * By popular demand! Zip drive information for PC clones Misconceptions, problems, data loss, conflicting issues or (for whatever In no way whatsoever am I to be held responsibleįor errors or omissions in this FAQ that could lead to further

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Viable secondary storage and backup devices to come on to the Mac sceneĪdditions, addendums, corrections, or further questions can be submitted Misconceptions about the Iomega Zip drive, one of the most innovative and

This FAQ attempts to answer many common questions and clarify many IOMEGA ZIP DRIVE - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Ĭompilation, general info, and Mac info by However, be aware if the Windows asks you to format the disk on later versions of Windows DON’T DO IT especially if you are trying to recover data, instead find a computer with Windows XP or lower and use that computer to recover your data.

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Using the USB versions of the Zip Drives do work on Windows 7 onwards without the need for any extra driver installation.

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Drivers below are for the Zip 100, Zip 250, Zip 750 are below for Parallel, USB, SCSI,IDE & PC Card interfaces. Writing to Iomega’s disk varies depending on which drive interface is used. New models are backwards compatible with smaller size disks. Storage is 100MB, 250MB & 750MB hence the 3 models that have each number. Also Zip drives were much cheaper to purchase, however the disks for the Zip drivers were expensive compared to CDRW discs. CD writers were available at the time but were slow and un-reliable at times. Iomega Zip drives were the choice for expanded external storage in the 90’s and early 2000 because alternatives were 1.44MB floppy disks that were becoming a problem due to the nature of files and multimedia need much more space.