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 * [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)
 * [http://www.sugarcayne.com/2013/09/exile-zip-disks-floppies/ Zip Disks & Floppies: musical piece by artist who formerly used those media for storing beats]
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	* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)		* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)
	* [http://www.sugarcayne.com/2013/09/exile-zip-disks-floppies/ Zip Disks & Floppies: musical piece by artist who formerly used those media for storing beats]		* [http://www.sugarcayne.com/2013/09/exile-zip-disks-floppies/ Zip Disks & Floppies: musical piece by artist who formerly used those media for storing beats]
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 |caption=Zip disk
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-The '''[[Zip disk]]''' is a rotating magnetic storage medium housed in a hard plastic protective cassette.  This "super-floppy" disk storage product came in 100 MB, 250 MB, and 750 MB capacities, and was sold from 1994 through approximately 2003.
+The '''Zip disk''' is a rotating magnetic storage medium housed in a hard plastic protective cassette.  This "super-floppy" disk storage product came in 100 MB, 250 MB, and 750 MB capacities, and was sold from 1994 through approximately 2003.
 == References ==

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	* [http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/ZIP-Drive.html Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO: setting up and using the Iomega ZIP drive with Linux], faqs.org		* [http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/ZIP-Drive.html Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO: setting up and using the Iomega ZIP drive with Linux], faqs.org
	* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)		* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)
		+	* [http://www.sugarcayne.com/2013/09/exile-zip-disks-floppies/ Zip Disks & Floppies: musical piece by artist who formerly used those media for storing beats]

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 |formattype=physical
 |subcat=Disk cartridge
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 The '''[[Zip disk]]''' is a rotating magnetic storage medium housed in a hard plastic protective cassette.  This "super-floppy" disk storage product came in 100 MB, 250 MB, and 750 MB capacities, and was sold from 1994 through approximately 2003.

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	* [https://iomega-na-en.custhelp.com/app/subproduct/p/1 Zip Drive support pages], Iomega		* [https://iomega-na-en.custhelp.com/app/subproduct/p/1 Zip Drive support pages], Iomega
	* [http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/ZIP-Drive.html Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO: setting up and using the Iomega ZIP drive with Linux], faqs.org		* [http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/ZIP-Drive.html Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO: setting up and using the Iomega ZIP drive with Linux], faqs.org
		+	* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for converting old-format works)

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-{|
+{{FormatInfo
-|[[File Formats]]
+|formattype=physical
-| >
+|subcat=Disk cartridge
-|[[Physical File Formats]]
+}}
-| >
-|[[Disk cartridge]]
-| >
-|[[Zip disk]]
-|}
 :''Not to be confused with [[ZIP]], an unrelated compressed file format.''

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		+	{\|
		+	\|[[File Formats]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|[[Physical File Formats]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|[[Disk cartridge]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|Zip disk
		+	\|}
		+
	:''Not to be confused with [[ZIP]], an unrelated compressed file format.''		:''Not to be confused with [[ZIP]], an unrelated compressed file format.''