From Chuck E. Cheese to Boeing 747s, the floppy disk lives on
But for how much longer?
Floppy disk articles
The last man selling floppy disks says he still receives orders from airlines
Your next flight may still be aided by a floppy disk
Over a decade after their demise, Japan's government declares "war" on floppy disks
Fax machines and CDs are also used extensively
Once-Iconic Tech Products That Are Now a Fading Memory
Did you know that a floppy disk is more than just a save icon? Can you understand how a pencil and a cassette tape are related? Does the term 'VHS tracking' fill you with dread? What seemed like magic tech at the time, is now a distant memory that those under 20 can't believe was actually real.
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If you're upgrading to a new computer, laptop or desktop, a modern PC may not support your old storage devices. This guide will give you options to connect your old storage drives to a new computer.
What was the size of the first-generation floppy disk?
Were they always 3.5-inch? Also, do you remember the Zip drive?
Someone crammed a full-length movie onto a 1.44MB floppy disk
A decidedly low-tech solution
Boeing 747s still use 3.5-inch floppy disks for critical software updates
They are 32 years old, after all
Yes, you can use a floppy drive to play games on a smartphone
Impractical, but impressive
