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SuperDisk

An earlier floppy disk drive from Imation Corporation, Oakdale, MN (www.imation.com) that used 120MB disks based on the LS-120 technology. Standard floppies could also be used in the drive. The SuperDisk was discontinued in 2003. See LS-120.
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SuperDisk 240MB portable drive can reformat a standard 1.44 MB floppy diskette to hold 32 MB of information.
With a remote hard disk, there is no need to carry around a floppy disk, SuperDisk, ZIP disk, CD-ROM, DVD, or an external hard disk that contains the file(s).
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Benchmark Storage Compute I/O Total Device Time Time Time POSTMARK Atlas 10k 10 730 740 Superdisk 10 400 410 MEMS Store 10 215 225 TPC-D Atlas 10k 3 27 30 (query 4) Superdisk 3 11 14 MEMS Store 3 7 10 On the PostMark benchmark, the system with MEMS-based storage completes three times faster than the disk drive, primarily due to much faster positioning times.
Also available are multiple storage device options including a DVD-ROM Drive, 24x (max) CD-ROM Drive, LS-120 "SuperDisk" Drive, and HDD options up to 20GB.
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There are external ones available for both G3s and iMacs for under $100 Or you can get the Imation SuperDisk USB for about $150, which will be able to read or store information on regular 1.44 MB floppies and the Imation 120MB disks, which run about $10 each.
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