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Iomega Clik!

Description: Iomega Clik!™ PC Card drive is an integrated, high-capacity removable solution for notebook users. This sleek, ... more

Iomega Clik! ... compact drive, which fits into a notebook's PC Card slot, allows users to store, protect, and share their important information on a 40MB** Clik! disk.

Newest Review: ... Clik PC Card Drive is enough to take your breath away. The drive itself is a Type II PC Card that you plug in like any modem ... more

... or network card. Individual Clik discs (which are tiny enough to fit on a snack cracker) slide completely into the drive, leaving only a slight plastic hump visible. To remove a disc, you push in on the hump, and a spring-loaded mechanism disengages and pushes out the media. As our performance chart shows, the Clik drive is no speed demon, but it proved fast enough for most everyday tasks. While the Clik wins the Geek Chic Award, its drawbacks far outweigh its advantages. Yes, it's small, but is it ever expensive...more

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	Iomega Clik PC Card Drive - Disk drive - Clik( 40 MB ) - IDE - pl ... Platforms: Windows Last Update 22.03.2010 05:12	£ 4.00

Iomega Clik PC Card Drive - Disk drive - Clik( 40 MB ) - IDE - pl ...
Platforms: Windows

Last Update 22.03.2010 05:12

£ 4.00

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Iomega Clik!: Iomega Clik PC Card Drive (411 words)
by - written on 02/07/00
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Losing count of all the removable storage formats out there? Add Iomega's 40MB Clik PC Card Drive to your list. If your data storing and sharing needs aren't being met by Zip drives, Jaz drives, superfloppies, or regular floppies, then these teeny discs may hold some promise. But for the rest of us who can't be bothered to adopt a new format and don't see a compelling reason to do so, we have to ask, Will Clik take off, or is it too late? The Drive Is the Card Niggling market adoption questions aside, the technological wow factor of the Clik PC Card Drive is enough to take your breath away. The drive itself is a Type II PC Card that you plug in ... Read the complete review