Compaq Floppy/Zip Drives 7

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Part RoHS Manufacturer Product Color Brand Name Product Line Product Model Product Type Storage Capacity Data Transfer Rate Drive Supported Packing Buffer Environmental Certification Environmentally Friendly Limited Warranty Product Series Platform Supported Depth Packaged Quantity Drive Height Form Factor Access Time Width Bays Required Package Type Supported Media Capacity Energy Star Number of Bays Supported Drive Interface Weight (Approximate) Product Condition Input Voltage Hot Pluggable Drive Width Maximum Data Transfer Rate Height Product Name Host Interface Hot Swappable Country of Origin

F5101A

Hewlett-Packard

Compaq

Floppy Drive

1.44 MB

Read/Write

PC

1

External

1.44 MB

3.5"

External Floppy Drive

USB

217387-B25

Hewlett-Packard

Compaq

Zip Drive

250 MB

Read/Write

PC

14.5 cm

1

Plug-in Module

13.3 cm

250 MB

IDE/ATAPI

0.3 kg

3.5"

1.3 cm

Plug-in Module Zip Drive

254304-001

Hewlett-Packard

Compaq

Floppy Drive

1.44 MB

PC

1

External

1.44 MB

Floppy Disk Drive

USB

222604-001

Hewlett-Packard

Compaq

Floppy Drive

1.44 MB

1.44 MB

3.5"

Floppy Disk Drive

304707-B21

Hewlett-Packard

Carbonite

Compaq

Floppy Drive

1.44 MB

Read/Write

PC

External

1.44 MB

3.5"

External USB Floppy Drive

USB

294416-B22

Hewlett-Packard

Carbon

Compaq

Zip Drive

250 MB

2.4 MB/s

PC

5.25 "

1/3H

Internal

29 ms

6.44 "

1

1

IDE/ATAPI

0.85 lb

3.5"

2.4 MB/s

1.6 "

294416B22 Zip Drive

294402-B22

Hewlett-Packard

Carbon

Compaq

Zip Drive

100 MB

Read/Write

PC

9 "

1

Internal

7 "

100 MB

IDE/ATAPI

1 lb

3.5"

3 "

Internal Zip Drive

Floppy/Zip Drives

Floppy drives and Zip drives are legacy storage devices that were popular in the late 20th century for storing and transferring data. Floppy drives use flexible magnetic storage media known as floppy disks, while Zip drives use removable magnetic disks housed in a rigid plastic cartridge. These drives were commonly used for backing up and transporting small amounts of data, such as documents and software files. However, with the advent of higher-capacity storage technologies like CDs, DVDs, and USB flash drives, floppy and Zip drives have largely become obsolete.