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• But with leaps in data storage technology, Bernoulli boxes became all but obsolete.
• The best known design was the Bernoulli Box, produced by a company called Iomega.
• Bernoulli boxes, as they are known, overcame the relatively small storage capacity of early personal computers.
• Founded in 1980, Iomega made a name for itself with the Bernoulli Box, which also stored data on cartridges.
• Iomega Corp ., based in Roy, Utah, makes computer disk storage systems . including the well-known Bernoulli box.
• But at $ 500, the Bernoulli Box was too expensive for most consumers and did not offer the performance required by many professional users.
• This approach in some ways anticipated the Bernoulli disk technology implemented in the Iomega Bernoulli Box, but head crashes or air failures were spectacularly messy.
• Despite the company's reputation for high-quality products, sales of its aging flagship product _ the Bernoulli Box, a storage device for personal computers _ were foundering.
• The most popular system was the Bernoulli Box II, whose disk cases are 13.6 cm wide, 14 cm long and 0.9 cm thick, somewhat resembling a MB, 35 MB, 44 MB, 65 MB, 90 MB ( late 1980s ), 105 MB, 150 MB, and in 1994, 230 MB . There are five types of drives, grouped by the maximum readable capacity : 20 MB, 44 MB, 90 MB, 150 MB, and 230 MB . The interface is usually SCSI . Drives were available as either internal units, which fit into standard 5?inch drive bays, or as external units with one or two drives in a self-contained case connected to the host computer via external SCSI connector.