Remember the Zip Drive? It was a PC storage product that put a tiny company from Roy, Utah, on the map. In the mid-1990s, Iomega had been quietly building a specialized disk storage product called the ...

New Iomega 250 Parellel Zip Drive.<BR><BR>It's still in the original wrapper. Includes power cord and cable. Drivers can be downloaded from Iomega's website. <BR><BR>$70 + actual shipping ...

Can Iomega put zip back into Zip? The San Diego-based company, which introduced a faster, 750MB Zip drive Thursday, seems to think so. But analysts have their doubts about how much life is left in the ...

Chennai: Armed with its latest network-attached servers (NAS) and 750-MB Zip drive, the $834-million-turnover Iomega Corporation, a global major in portable data storage, is looking at the Indian ...

During the past six years, Iomega has sold more than 38 million Zip drives and 240 million Zip disks. But the company's other products, such as its higher-capacity Jaz and miniature Clik drives, haven ...

We have received a number of corroborating reports, suggesting that Iomega Zip drives experience very slow transfer rates under a variety of systems running Mac OS X 10.2.x. 100 MB Disks Joe Ligotti ...

Storage company releases formal statement regarding 'Click of Death' Storage company Iomega has released a formal statement playing down reports that its Zip drives were suffering defects. The ...

Iomega Corp launched the highest capacity drive (750 MB) in its popular flagship Zip family. At 50x50x50 read/write/ rewrite speed and with three times more capacity than the existing Zip 250 MB ...

Iomega moved to keep its Zip drive business competitive in a world dominated by CD-RW by introducing a new drive that reads and writes 750MB media. The Zip 750 has three times the capacity of the ...

My guess is that its the same reason that a hard drive with 20GB platters is faster than a hard drive with 10GB platters. The denser your data storage is, the more data you can read with all other ...

In the face of stiff competition from optical media and compact high-speed hard drives, Iomega Corp. today announced the third generation of its Zip technology with the release of the Zip 750MB drive.