Find Your Long Lost Floppy Disc Pictures with the Iomega Floppy Plus 7-in-1 Card Reader!
My computer, like most computers that are only a few years old, has no floppy drive.
This caused a few problems, because almost all of my files had been backed up on a floppy disc, and since I now had no floppy drive, I haven’t been able to access them for years. We also had a lot of games on floppy that, even though they’re considered old and obsolete now, were still among our favorites.
Plus, I had a LOT of pictures stored on floppies, and I figured they were lost forever because nobody I knew had a computer that could read the floppy discs.
Listen, can you hear it? That’s the sound of the IomegaFloppy Plus 7-in-1 Card Reader to the rescue! Now you can save all those floppy disc files and pictures to your computer, and burn them onto something a bit more modern. Plus, you can upload the pictures to your FrameChannel account and let them join the slideshow!
Just connect it to your computer’s USB port, and get all your old floppies out of that shoebox and start looking at pictures and files, etc, from your technological past.
Besides enabling you to use those floppies - and some of them have some irreplaceable stuff on them! - the Iomega also reads your more modern cards and sticks: in other words, this card reader does it ALL!
There’s no power cord to mess with, either. The Iomega plugs directly into your USB port.
Included with the Iomega Floppy Plus is the fantastic Adobe Photoshop Album SE software.
This is the perfect card reader for everybody, because it reads everybody’s stored information, even floppies!
If you buy it from Amazon, you can get it from $36.68 (used) up to $50.20 (brand new, and discounted!) and the shipping is free.
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