Pretty lame I guess but this is pretty fancy and looks like unused and unopened. It really slowly, smoothly AND silently opens up.
Now to find magneto-optical disks.
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That’s a whopping ~98MB of storage space!
A small (edit: 3.5") magneto-optical disk was 128M and the biggest was 540M, so we’re talking ~4GB to ~19GB. The largest standard floppy capacity was 2.88M so that’s 195M. If you include weird stuff like the Panasonic super floppy then you can do 32M on a regular HD floppy, or 240M on super floppy media. Various flopticals also existed, I don’t know much about these, I think it was 20M per disk.
Is it just… A… Box? Like does it do anything besides you can put floppies into it?
Where you see a simple box, I see practicality and luxury combined.
With the deluxe color of GREY
Since it apparently was in its box all this time, it has no yellowing. Now all my vintage computers look like shit.
That’s actually incredible. I used to have stuff that was that grey or white plastic, pre yellowing, and it honestly didn’t look that bad. I’m not that old, I swear.
I used to use a 5" 1/4 disks storage to store compact discs. I wonder what can fit into these.
I did that too. Had a folding out cassette that would stand on its own when opened.
36 magneto-optical disks or 68 floppy discs, or one presumes, many intermediate combinations.