Jaz drives were a type of removable storage introduced by Iomega in the mid-1990s. They were an improvement over the popular Zip drives, offering larger storage capacities and faster data transfer rates.
Jaz drives used removable cartridges that could hold up to 2GB or 4GB of data, making them suitable for backing up large files such as multimedia projects or databases. The drives were typically connected to a computer via SCSI or USB, and were compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems.
While Jaz drives were popular for a time, they were eventually eclipsed by the emergence of higher-capacity storage options such as CD-RWs and external hard drives. Iomega discontinued production of Jaz drives in 2002.
Overall, Jaz drives were known for their reliability and speed, making them a popular choice for users who needed to store and transfer large amounts of data.
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