LGR Oddware - Iomega Clik! Tiny 40MB Disk Drive
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About this episode
During the heydey of the ZIP drive, Iomega released the Clik! A storage alternative to flash memory cards that used 2" magnetic floppy diskette cartridges readable inside a PCMCIA card.
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