Iomega Corporation

I have the future sitting on my desk. It's a tiny black box, a little smaller than my Palm computer, so it can fit quite easily in my shirt pocket. This device is an external hard drive offering enormous amounts of storage at a relatively low price --...

Not owning many oscilloscopes or volt meters, I occasionally rely on more subjective tools to test equipment. My wife, for example. Recently a box arrived at home. Boxes arrive all the time. This box contained a new portable audio player. Those arrive...

The heat's still on the CD burner. While the digital video disc player has staked a claim as the fastest growing product in consumer electronics history, the recordable compact disc has done the most to make computers fun since Duke Nukem. And though...

For pure cool, you can't beat the key-chain-size storage devices recently introduced by such companies as Ei Corp. and JMTek. They plug into a computer's Universal Serial Bus port, and, after the software gets installed, your computer treats them as...

There was a time when Iomega Corp.'s Zip Disk was the de facto standard for backing up and moving data from one PC to another. Those little disks, which typically cost about $7.50, were perfect back in the days when 100 megabytes seemed like a lot of...