Zip Disk Camera at Alana Theodor blog

Zip Disk Camera. Zipcam was a prototype digital camera shown at comdex 1999 by iomega (iomega labs) that used 100 mb zip disks. Putting photos on floppy disks, super disks, cds, and then memory cards finally made it easy to take an image off your camera and put it onto your computer almost instantly. Did you know some industries still use zip drives? I take a look back at the iomega zip drive, the popular cheap and reliable storage device that bridged the time between floppy disks and usb flash storage. Zip drives, which can hold 100 mb and free you from floppy disks! You're stuck with slow floppy disks that only hold 1.44 mb of data. Now, 25 years later, we look back at iomega's zip technology and its history. The zip propelled iomega to its peak, with sales soaring and the company’s stock price hitting record highs. But there's an exciting new technology: With 8x digital zoom and 4x optical zoom and a 2 megapixel sensor it could shoot 200 images onto a 100mb zip disk.

But there's an exciting new technology: Did you know some industries still use zip drives? Now, 25 years later, we look back at iomega's zip technology and its history. You're stuck with slow floppy disks that only hold 1.44 mb of data. Putting photos on floppy disks, super disks, cds, and then memory cards finally made it easy to take an image off your camera and put it onto your computer almost instantly. The zip propelled iomega to its peak, with sales soaring and the company’s stock price hitting record highs. With 8x digital zoom and 4x optical zoom and a 2 megapixel sensor it could shoot 200 images onto a 100mb zip disk. I take a look back at the iomega zip drive, the popular cheap and reliable storage device that bridged the time between floppy disks and usb flash storage. Zipcam was a prototype digital camera shown at comdex 1999 by iomega (iomega labs) that used 100 mb zip disks. Zip drives, which can hold 100 mb and free you from floppy disks!

Sony Mavica FD90 camera and floppy disks by eric2b01 on DeviantArt

Zip Disk Camera But there's an exciting new technology: Putting photos on floppy disks, super disks, cds, and then memory cards finally made it easy to take an image off your camera and put it onto your computer almost instantly. With 8x digital zoom and 4x optical zoom and a 2 megapixel sensor it could shoot 200 images onto a 100mb zip disk. Zipcam was a prototype digital camera shown at comdex 1999 by iomega (iomega labs) that used 100 mb zip disks. The zip propelled iomega to its peak, with sales soaring and the company’s stock price hitting record highs. Zip drives, which can hold 100 mb and free you from floppy disks! Did you know some industries still use zip drives? I take a look back at the iomega zip drive, the popular cheap and reliable storage device that bridged the time between floppy disks and usb flash storage. You're stuck with slow floppy disks that only hold 1.44 mb of data. But there's an exciting new technology: Now, 25 years later, we look back at iomega's zip technology and its history.