A 230MB removable hard drive from SyQuest. This 3.5" drive superseded the EZ135, which was the first of a new family of economical drives geared to the home market in 1995. EZFlyer drives supported EZ135 cartridges, but were not compatible with SyQuest's original 3.5" format. See SyQuest disk and magnetic disk.
EZFlyer Cartridge
Although EZFlyer cartridges resembled SyQuest's original 3.5" format, they were keyed differently and would not fit in the wrong drive.
EZFlyer Cartridge
Although EZFlyer cartridges resembled SyQuest's original 3.5" format, they were keyed differently and would not fit in the wrong drive.
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