Works, if a bit loud. The clear plastic cover broke off so had to reattach with super glue. The side clips broke off in disassembly, so one side is held with tape.

The Iomega Zip 100 drive was historically significant because it helped make removable high-capacity storage practical for ordinary personal-computer users in the mid-1990s, offering 100 MB cartridges at a time when floppy disks were far too small for many real-world needs. It became one of the most recognizable storage devices of its era, symbolizing the brief period before recordable CDs and USB flash drives took over everyday backup and file transfer.

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