Storage & Transfer of Huge Files Simplified -- THE Journal

Storage & Transfer of Huge Files Simplified

12/01/95

DataDock, compatible with Macintosh, Windows and DOS, is a line of desktop data storage and transport systems for convenient handling of vast amounts of data. Newly added to the line is a Jaz drive, by Iomega, which is a new 1GB removable cartridge drive. DataDock systems are built around a variety of removable hard drive, drive array, DAT, Magneto Optical (MO) and SyQuest modules, providing quick and easy station-to-station data transport. Sharable modules reduce the need for duplication of seldom used removable drive formats; transferring projects with large files is as simple as inserting a disk. Dual drive arrays with up to 8GB capacity boast 29 MB/sec sustained transfer rates, and access as fast as 4 ms. MicroNet Technology, Inc., Irvine, CA, (714) 453-6000.

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