Floppy drive. A storage device on almost all computers that accepts 3 ½ or 5 ¼-inch floppy disks.
3½-inch HD floppy drives typically have a transfer rate of 500 kilobaud.
Mac Mini into a classic Floppy Drive
MacModder Option8 has taken a MAC Mini and stuffed it inside a classic Apple external Floppy Drive. You tend to forget how big these old drives were and how little they actually did, power-wise.
Magnetic disk drives come in two types: hard drives and floppy drives. Magnetic disk drives are in computer systems and electronic cameras.
Flashpath: A floppy disk-sized shell into which a SmartMedia memory card is inserted so that images may be transferred directly to the computer through its floppy drive.
For example, a hard disk drive (HDD) reads and writes hard disks, and a floppy drive (FDD) accesses floppy disks. A magnetic disk drive reads magnetic disks, and an optical drive reads optical disks.
decades instead of years, certain media will become useless in terms of capacity, or incompatible, or both. A typical example is the floppy disk which can barely store a single 2 megapixel JPEG image and few computers still come with a floppy drive.
which looks like an old floppy disk, into which is inserted a memory card. The device tricks your computer into thinking it's reading a floppy disk so you can extract the files on the card. Runs on button battery power and goes in the floppy drive.
In 1984, the computer world hadn't even made it to the C:\> command line. There were no consumer hard drives, which were the C:\> prompt. The world was still working from A:\> and B:\> prompts from the 5-1/4" floppy drives from which programs ran.
ability to match the sharpening level to the particular image / desired output.
Smart Media adapter: An adapter in the shape of a 3.5" floppy disk, made to accept a SSFDC memory card so it can transfer the data into the computer by the floppy drive.
 See also: Floppy, Digital, Media, Image, Speed
  
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