An earlier 3.5" removable disk format from Iomega. When Zip disks came out in 1995 with 100MB cartridges, their huge storage compared to floppy disks made them very popular. However, like all ...

An earlier, low-cost, portable disk drive from Iomega. Introduced under the Clik! brand in 1999, it used floppy-like, 40MB cartridges that were half the size of a credit card and cost less than $10.

Trouble In Paradise (TIP) was a popular Windows-only tool for troubleshooting Iomega Jaz and Zip drives way back when ... who use the SCSI versions as boot disks for the vintage machines.

The 8-inch floppy disk was eventually succeeded by the 5. ... Another popular "superdisk" alternative was the Iomega Zip drive which launched with capacities of 100 MB. Later on it was available ...