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I've love to see Toshiba, Sony, Warner shut out.

http://www.physorg.com/news4249.html

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RichA <> wrote:

> I've love to see Toshiba, Sony, Warner shut out.
>
> http://www.physorg.com/news4249.html

This article is somewhat reminiscent of
http://www.textfiles.com/humor/simp.txt

We really need a name for sub wavelength - ripplelength perhaps?

Never-the-less, I wish Iomega well. Having used some of their
products in the past, I truly look forward to a $7,000 blank,
write once, high density DVD ;-0)

BJ

RichA wrote:
> I've love to see Toshiba, Sony, Warner shut out.
>
> http://www.physorg.com/news4249.html

If its like any Iomega stuff it will stink. I remember when I install
drivers for my second IDE Zip drive and it KILLED Windows 98, and I had to
reinstall Windows. The first IDE Zip drive will kill the computer at the
BIOS level, so I would have to reset BIOS, lucky I did get a replacement.
No matter what happens, you won't see it replacing DVDs, no matter the DVD
version.

On Wed, 25 May 2005 08:42:30 GMT, "Quantum Leaper"
<> wrote:

>RichA wrote:
>> I've love to see Toshiba, Sony, Warner shut out.
>>
>> http://www.physorg.com/news4249.html
>
>If its like any Iomega stuff it will stink. I remember when I install
>drivers for my second IDE Zip drive and it KILLED Windows 98,

Blaming anything other than Windows 98 for Windows 98 idiosyncracies
is probably a mistake.
-Rich

RichA <> wrote in news1k991pc4r5rpqitrc9nkrra5oo8r4du2c@
4ax.com:

> Blaming anything other than Windows 98 for Windows 98 idiosyncracies
> is probably a mistake.
> -Rich

However, blaming Iomega for sucking ass is entirely correct.

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In article <JZydnXuzFp56Tw7fRVn->, "Billy Joe" <> wrote:
>In ref:
>
>RichA <> wrote:
>
>> I've love to see Toshiba, Sony, Warner shut out.
>>
>> http://www.physorg.com/news4249.html
>
>This article is somewhat reminiscent of
>http://www.textfiles.com/humor/simp.txt
>
>We really need a name for sub wavelength - ripplelength perhaps?
>
>Never-the-less, I wish Iomega well. Having used some of their
>products in the past, I truly look forward to a $7,000 blank,
>write once, high density DVD ;-0)
>
>BJ
>
>
Dont forget that after a while the drive will begin clicking and the data will
no longer be recoverable!!!