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LS-120

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LS-120

(Laser Servo-120) A high-capacity floppy disk from 3M, Compaq, Matsushita and O.R. Technology that was introduced in 1996, but never caught on. Using a dual-gap head that supported 120MB disks as well as standard 3.5" floppies, the technology recorded data magnetically, but used optical tracks in the medium to align the heads. LS-120 disks had 2,490 tracks per inch, compared to 135 tpi for the 1.44MB floppy. See SuperDisk, Floptical and magnetic disk.

LS-120 Cartridge
LS-120 media looked like floppy disks, but held 80 times as much. Despite this, it never achieved commercial success.



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Modular drive options include a CD-RW, DVD-ROM(2), LS-120, CD-ROM, or a second HDD through use of NEC Computer's VersaBay(TM) III technology.
General Micro Systems announced the Mini DDrive II, the first VMEbus mass storage card to feature two IDE hard drives and an LS-120 super floppy.
The new LS-120 floppy disk announced last week by 3M and Matsushita-Kotobuki Electronics Industries Ltd.
 
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