The Iomega Zip Drive was a game-changer in personal storage during the mid-to-late 90s. Offering a then-massive 100MB (later 250MB and 750MB) of removable storage, it eclipsed the humble floppy disk and became a must-have for anyone working with large files, like graphic designers, desktop publishers, and early digital photographers. Its portability and relatively fast transfer speeds made it ideal for backing up data, transporting files between home and office, and sharing files with others. The iconic Zip disk, with its satisfying 'click' when inserted, was a common sight in computer labs and creative studios. Though eventually overtaken by CD-Rs and later USB drives, the Zip Drive holds a special place in the hearts of those who remember the transition from floppy disks to more robust storage solutions.
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