Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@rgigger I remember it as more the former. Zip disks and SuperDisks were much better, we had CDs, and USB sticks on the horizon."

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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Sep 20

I added more links to the post about iPhone 7 initial reactions: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/09/07/iphone-7/ … #mjtsaiblog
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rgigger ‏@rgigger Sep 20 American Fork, UT

@mjtsai I think people have forgotten how inconvenient it was to not have a floppy drive in be original iMac.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Sep 21

@rgigger I don’t remember that being big deal, personally. More of an issue that serial/ADB/SCSI peripherals didn’t work.
rgigger ‏@rgigger Sep 21 American Fork, UT

@mjtsai for personal use it wasn’t a problem. But I had an early iMac in college when floppies was *the* way people swapped files.
rgigger ‏@rgigger Sep 21 American Fork, UT

@mjtsai I’m sure YMMV but IIRC the public lamenting about it was very similar to the complaining about removal of headphone jack.
rgigger ‏@rgigger Sep 21 American Fork, UT

@mjtsai perception was not “good riddens we’ve got better tech” it was “this is insane and inexplicable. Why would you do that”

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@rgigger I remember it as more the former. Zip disks and SuperDisks were much better, we had CDs, and USB sticks on the horizon.

6:53 AM - 21 Sep 2016

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