When you hear Iomega what do you think about?
Zip disks.
That’s the word association.
Iomega still sells them and are the winners of the “best web site with a curve” award for February 2006.
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It is a pretty nice looking site. When I saw you had posted on it though, I had to take a double-take, because I didn’t even think iomega was still around. I think I still have a jazz drive in a box in my garage somewhere.
That’s the name I was trying to come up with. Jazz drives. I had Zip disks but not Jazz disks. They were like 1 GB and that was insanely big in the mid 90’s. Wild how times change!