Hi Bernard,
Actually, the Bondi iMacs did not have internal Zip drives or any other removable storage. You could, of course, add an _external_ USB Zip drive, or USB floppy drive, or whatever.
On 04 Dec 2005, at 9:13 AM, Bernard Savoie wrote:
1st-gen. iMacs were the first to have no floppy drive. If they can't burn data to a CD, then they can't copy to removable media at all!
Andrew Stiller
On Nov 30, 2005, at 1:35 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Nonetheless, this page says CD-ROM, not CD-R:
What does it say in System Profiler on your wife's machine?
By golly, you're right! I guess the idea was that users were supposed to back up and exchange files via the internet.
--Andrew
How soon we forget. Those first generation iMacs (as well as my trusty old blue and white G3 which my wife now uses) without the floppy drives used zip drives as removable media. They didn't have writable CD drives. Had to add an external recordable drive for that.
Bernard Savoie
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