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Sony 3.5” disk, from the April 1981 issue of Byte (at archive.org). The editorial was breathless:
Another Sony breakthrough is a new miniature floppy-disk system (see photo). Each disk measures 8.9cm (3½ inches) in diameter and holds over 800,000 bytes! The disk resides in a rigid housing for protection.
One of the first major users of the Sony disk was the Macintosh, but the decision was not without its drama.
I still have a bunch of these somewhere.
FED UP - Official Trailer (by RadiusTWC)
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My man, Isac a.k.a. @minorthread
(via Los Angeles Blogger Wears a Different Band T-Shirt for 1,000 Days in a Row)
Sony & Michael Jackson’s CD Manufacturing (by CREATIVEVIDE0)
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Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do.
- Steve Jobs
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Kurt Cobain, Springfield, Massachusetts, 10th November 1993*
Photo by Steve Gullick