1999 vs. 2009 Then And Now – Portable Media

This entry is part 1 of 5 in the series 1999 vs. 2009 Then And Now

Posted Oct 8, 2008 | by Rich Menga  

In a few short months it’s going to be 2009, and a ton of stuff has changed in the world of computing over the past almost-ten years. Some of the modern advancements have proven to be a notable improvement while others still produce the same crapola they did nearly ten years ago.

In this installment we’ll be taking a look at portable media.

Portable media

Everyone knows what a hard disk drive is, abbreviated HDD. However this is what’s termed as a “fixed disk”, i.e. one that stays within the computer that is not designed to be moved from place to place.

In the portable media arena there are four types that most people remember:

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One Response to “1999 vs. 2009 Then And Now – Portable Media”

  1. Ronald Hayek says:

    Before the Zip drive craze I picked up a
    LS-120 and still use it today. It can hold
    120Mb and will run 1.4Mb disks needed
    for driver install. It’s an IDE component
    and I don’t understand why it never gain
    popularity?

    RJ

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