
Available for pre-order as of, well, right now, the “super durable disks” go eight times the speed of normal tape. Furthermore, making use of the included EMC Retrospect Express backup software, you can compress your files and effectively shove up to 140 GB of data onto a single disk.
Spinning around at 4200rpm, the successor to the now aged ZIP drive starts up in 22 seconds, stops in 6 seconds, has a latency time of 7.1ms, and has a typical transfer rate of between 15 and 30 MB per second. Burst transfer rates are as fast as 100 MB per second.
The drive itself will set you back nearly $600, with the 70GB REV disks going for $69 a pop (four packs will also be available for $249).




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