Re: Good source for "new" 5.25 and 3.5 inch floppy disks?
- From: SlickRCBD <spamyourself@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:43:21 -0500
Miles Attacca wrote:
http://floppydisk.com/ seems to have high volume and low prices. I sawI just looked at the site, and I find it interesting, and ironic, that the DD disks cost more than the HD disks. For the entire time they were BOTH available in stores, the opposite was true.
them in the news several months back. I haven't ordered from them, so
I can't vouch for quality, but they're probably going to supply me
should I ever need a lot again (say, once I dig out my IIGS and go
hunting for disk images).
I'm not sure if I want to order from them, I just wanted a 10-pack. Then again, I could probably split it with the person who prompted me to need a 10-pack. Somebody I know was just given an old Apple IIe system with 2 5.25" drives and a monitor, but no software.
He's asked me if I can give him some software to get it going. That's not a problem, except that I've only got 3 blank 5.25" disks left in the box.
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