I'll probably never own a drive to read those, but these are some very impressive floppy disk cartridges. Also, 20 megs in 1984 - that's more than a typical hard disk had at that time.

You call them "obsolete".
I still think they are beautiful.

Personally, I think #SlotMusic is okay and #SlotRadio is gimmicky, but apparently #Techmoan likes it because it's a way to #discover new #music and #artists...

• It's a shame the latter one is hamfisted with the limitation of no ability to freely choose tracks and/or skipping back.

But then again, 500-1.000 popular tracks for like $40 MSRP (or 4-8¢/track) is a bargain and had they not kneecapped it with #DRM and the limitations, it would've been "cheaper and more convenient than using #BitTorrent"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftcvybQ_Be4

Forgotten media - Remington Rand/UNIVAC had a punched card format with 2 rows of 45 columns instead of IBM's 80 columns. More here: http://www.quadibloc.com/comp/cardint.htm #ComputerHistory #ObsoleteMedia