US EditionSony Wanted to Replace Floppy Disk Drives with MiniDisc Back in the 90s, Here's a Look Back at the MDM-111
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Sony Wanted to Replace Floppy Disk Drives with MiniDisc Back in the 90s, Here's a Look Back at the MDM-111
Who remembers MiniDisc, particularly the MDM-111? This internal MiniDisc (MD) Data drive designed for OEM use, primarily intended for integration into IBM ThinkPad laptops. Sony developed MD Data to replace the 3.5-inch floppy disk (1.4 MB) and compete with other removable storage media like Iomega’s Zip drive (100 MB), Imation’s SuperDisk (120 MB), and SyQuest’s [...]
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