The Shugart Associates Minifloppy 5.25 inch disk drive was introduced on August 27, 1976 and each diskette held 90 kilobytes of data. The diskettes were developed by Dysan Corporation and Information Terminals Corporation. The I.T.C. diskettes were sold under the Verbatim brand. Shugart brand diskettes were manufactured by Dysan and a box of 10 sold for $45. The model SA104 was soft-sectored format and the SA105 was hard-sectored (10 sectors per track).
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2008-10-22
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