In article <3BD046D3.18653.10B3805@localhost>, Wolfgang Lenerz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >On 17 Oct 2001, at 20:07, Malcolm Cadman wrote: > >> Also, do not forget that the first microdrives were intended to be only >> the start of a whole range of innovative new ways for mass storage. >> Clive subsequently 'lost' a lot of his 'millions' investing in plant and >> research to produce new devices that would have developed and owned, and >> sold to the world. >Wafer memory...
Yes ... it did prove to be 'wafer thin' ... :-) Although IBM have now got a mass storage device out called a 'microdrive', too. -- Malcolm Cadman
