Iomega 40 MB PocketZip Disk (4 Pack)

by Iomega

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00004Y2PO
• Item model number: 12036
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes
• Date first available at Amazon.com: September 4, 1973

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

The 2-inch-by-2-inch PocketZip disk can hold up to 40 megabytes of data. That's up to 40 high-resolution megapixel photos or hundreds of lower-resolution photos. So now you can store all of your digital images on PocketZip disks and keep them organized, too. With some PocketZip disks and a PocketZip drive, you'll never have to leave behind a great shot. You can keep them all on PocketZip disks.

One 40 MB PocketZip disk can also carry 80 minutes of your favorite music, which you can play on your HipZip digital audio player. At this price, anyone can build an affordable portable music collection.

If it's storage for files you need, PocketZip is the answer for your on-the-go life. A single disk stores more than 25 floppies. You can pack on hundreds of e-mails and attachments, dozens of presentations and spreadsheets, and thousands of pages of text documents. These little disks are so small and lightweight, you can carry as many as you need and not feel burdened.

From the Manufacturer

The 2-inch-by-2-inch PocketZip disk can hold 40 megabytes of data. That's up to 40 high-resolution megapixel photos or hundreds of lower-resolution photos. So now you can store all your digital images on PocketZip disks and keep them organized, too. With some PocketZip disks and a PocketZip drive, you'll never have to leave behind a great shot. You can keep them all on PocketZip disks.

If it's storage for files you need, PocketZip is the answer for your on-the-go life. A single disk stores more than 25 floppies. You can pack on hundreds of e-mails and attachments, dozens of presentations and spreadsheets, and thousands of pages of text documents. And these little disks are so small and lightweight, you can carry as many as you need and not feel weighed down.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Economical Alternative To Storing Pictures, February 17, 2001

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"br4ins" (Elmhurst, NY USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Iomega 40 MB PocketZip Disk (4 Pack) (Electronics)

Instead of using Memory "cards" or "sticks which costs between $40.00 to $60.00 which offers only 32MB of storage, an Iomega Pocketzip (Clik) gives you 40MB with a quarter of the cost. Although you will need an Iomega Clik 40MB PC Card Drive (PCMCIA sized), but you can store data too. Just slip an Iomega Pocketzip 40MB Disk into the PC Card drive and slide it into your laptop, connect your digital camera to your laptop, that's it. You've got storage and management of your pictures on the road. Not to mention you still can use it for data storage. ([e-mail])

5.0 out of 5 stars Portable storage I can afford!, March 15, 2001

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"kolkhoz" (Boston, MA USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Iomega 40 MB PocketZip Disk (4 Pack) (Electronics)

These little disks are prefect... with flash memory I would be stuck with one or maybe two memory cards, but instead I have 12 pocketzip disks (480 MB) to store music on for my hipzip player! The disks only cost around seven dollars in a ten pack. (I know the retail is higher, but you can find ten-packs for around 70 bucks) Although the disks look fairly fragile, mine have withstood many minor drops without the case, and with the case on they are practically indestructible. I even threw mine at a brick wall (in its case) as hard as I could... and it bounced back to me.. then put it in my player and it worked without a hitch. :)

These are great little things to have around for other files, too... since you can use the hipzip as a drive... I use one of my disks as a data disk. (although you can have music files mixed with other filetypes and the player will just ignore the nonmusic files, I like having a single disk were I know all the other stuff is.)

Anyway, I guess that's it... these are great things to have around, and you won't break the bank buying them!