cartridge drive

Buying a new, larger-capacity hard disk or removable cartridge drive is another.

The gun was quite noisy, its high-powered cartridge driving a tiny bullet at warp speed.

Lately, however, I've been using just such a cartridge drive, and again I can report that I've had no problems.

A better long-term solution is to invest $200 to $250 in one of the new removable cartridge drives.

This was almost true: special cartridges drove carbon-steel-tipped spears carrying enough high explosive to blow the engine out of a Skeeter.

Unlike the Bernoulli Box, however, most cartridge drives contain a hard disk in their removable cartridges.

An example of a cartridge drive is the IBM 2310, used on the IBM 1130.

Spray-on bedliners can be applied by roller, low pressure, cartridge driven by an air compressor or high pressure machine.

Stacker 2.0 works with standard floppy disks, regular hard disks and even removable hard cartridge drives and tape drives.

He says a refilled cartridge drives down the cost of making a color print at home to about 13 cents a print, less than most retail photofinishers charge.

Syquest was demonstrating a prototype of its 1-megabyte Sparq removable cartridge drive for Macintoshes, which has been popular on Windows machines.

Similar in operating principle to the piston engine Coffman starter, an explosive cartridge drives a small turbine motor which is connected by gears to the compressor shaft.

SyJet drive/SQ1500 cartridge - 1.5GB removable cartridge drive.

SLR is Tandberg Data's name for its line of high-capacity QIC data cartridge drives.

To save time and sanity, not to mention huge stacks of diskettes, consider getting a Zip drive (about $150) or one of its removeable cartridge drive cousins.

Tape drive card provided interface for 23 MB MFM Tape Cartridge Drive.

Overland says it is to merge the Cipher Model M995 nine-track tape drives and Model T480 3480 cartridge drives with its own line.

SparQ drive/SparQ cartridge - 1.0GB 3.5" removable cartridge drive.

To the Editor: "Save Your Own Life: Backing Up a PC" (Basics, Feb. 21) ignores a superior technology, tape cartridge drives.

When fired, the recoil impulse from the ignited cartridge drives the barrel and slide back, locked together until the bullet leaves the barrel and pressures drop to a safe level.

Two built-in ZX Microdrive tape-loop cartridge drives provided mass storage, in place of the more expensive floppy disk drives found on similar systems of the era.

EZ135 aka EZDrive 135/EZ135 cartridge - 135MB 3.5" removable cartridge drive.

More recently, the popular alternative has been removable cartridge drives, like the Zip Drive from Iomega and its newer rival, the EZ-135 drive from Syquest.

EZFlyer aka EZFlyer 230 drive/EZ230 cartridge - 230MB 3.5" removable cartridge drive.

Another popular option is a removable cartridge drive; the most popular brands are Syquest from Syquest Technology Inc. and Bernoulli from the Iomega Corporation.