Re: Zip drive vs. Mini USB drive

[Glenn Schunemann]

I'd go with the USB drive. Format it FAT 32 and *could* use it on PC or 
Mac. Zips are ok, but you have to have a copy of DiskWarrior on hand 
for when the Zips start the dreaded "clacking"... USB mini drives have 
no moving parts. They are easy to transport and a breeze to use. A 256 
MB mini drive would probably cost about the same as a Zip 250 external 
drive.

On Wednesday, August 20, 2003, at 09:52 AM, Les Riess wrote:

Do any of these Mini USB drives come in a larger capacity, or is that 
in
the near future. Does anyone have any experience in using these two
drives and can offer a comparison?


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