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I have acquired an Iomega JAZ drive. I have no use for it and want to see if anyone is somewhat interested. It is the drive itself, the power cord, 2 X 2GB JAZ disks, software, and the PCMCIA card with the cable. I will consider all offers. I doubt anyone one would have a use for this besides backup data, but that seems a little useless if you have more than 4 GB of stuff. The unit is in excellent condition and the disks have been formatted.

Good luck man.

I don't intend this as a threadcrap, but honestly with 4GB flash drives below $60 now, there really seems to be no market for this.

I know, but i just want to get rid of the thing.

Even despite the price of flash drives and the likes, this would be great for anyone who owns a vintage system such as a 760 or older.

If I had the money, I'd offer you something-- it would complement my Zip100 parallel.

I actually have a full-sized AT tower built up of legacy parts, including the aforementioned Zip installed in a 5.25 bay, a 5.25 Floppy Drive (I have disks, too), an NEC 4x4 CD Changer, and a 251MB swap drive.

Alas, I am beyond broke right now... Christmas has been canceled for hte family until I start working and get a paycheck.

Hey Dngsrone, I got a 250MB ZIP to go with that stuff if/when you're interested.
I also have a 300BAUD phone cradle modem from the pre-internet days I used to use on a daily basis if anyone is looking for a museum piece. I think it still works, but good luck finding a dial up board to try it on!

Stargate: I could actually use it on some of my older TP's.
PM me with what you want for it, and we'll go from there.


Joe

Sent a PM, joester

The thrift shops here in town (Vancouver) are filled with $5 Zip drives and $10 Jaz drives. In fact, most of the Value Village locations here are tech havens for super cheap stuff. Does anyone else notice this elsewhere?

There isn't squat in my area-- lots of small-time retail/repair shops and a few box stores... the Computer Show doesn't even come around any more.

Joester-- the place where I worked eight years ago had 250MB zip on the computers... I loved those things. But thumbdrives are a heck of a lot more convenient now.

The Goodwill in my town used to be totally awesome. I once picked up a working Compaq Portable III for $5 and a working Acer 386 laptop for $2. Nowadays, they have very few items and they are overpriced and crappy. They actually put out Pentium I boxes for $40 and up per piece. I'm not sure what happened but I'm guessing it's probably management related.

Yea, the 250MB's are nice to have, but I have mainly the 100MB internal drives in some of my computers, and only the one external 250MB.

Interested in the 250MBZIP?

Man, I must have about a hundred of 100GB Zip disks, some of them never used. Bought a lot of 'em for $4 each back in the day. Now...I don't even know if they'll bring a dime on eBay.