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Iomega releases USB Click! Dock
updated 01:12 pm EDT, Thu April 27, 2000
Iomega has released a USB Click! Dock that enables Mac users to use attach its 40MB Click! PC card drive with USB-equipped Macs.
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04/28, 05:41am reply delete
Well, I'm very proud to be the second poster ever! This is Orbit from the forums... I really don't have anything mind blowing to say about the clik but.. this is cool!
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click! far outdated
04/28, 08:21am reply delete
Click drive far to outdated, even smartmedia or compactflash has more storage-capacity, that even get's higher without investing in new equipment!
take for instance the IBM microdrives!!! lsmaller and contains more data-space (almost up to 10 times for now!!! 340 mb)
marc petersen
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FIRST!
04/28, 08:27am reply delete
FIRST!
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