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The history of data storage and backup is littered with the corpses of dead formats. Seven years ago I wrote about the beginning of the end of 3.5-inch floppy disks. At the time, it was still a popula
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The history of data storage and backup is littered with the corpses of dead formats. Seven years ago I wrote about the beginning of the end of 3.5-inch floppy disks. At the time, it was still a popula
[quote=tap13;#3560020;1272867612]lol at least, i still have one here, and for what I think card readers are the ones who replace the floppy disk's location in a computer case as i think they have the same size, i mean the internall card readers . 3.5[/quote]
oh.. so there is internal card reader huh.. I didn't know that and I haven't seen one yet..
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