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Terry Johnson (entrepreneur)

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SyQuest Technology

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Hard disk drive failure

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PrairieTek

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Mar Hicks

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http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-syquest-sq306-q100.pdf

Anchor text: SyQuest SQ306 Q100, 1982

Wikipedia: SyQuest Technology

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-ibm-75gxp-family-20121031.pdf

Anchor text: IBM 75GXP: The infamous Deathstar

Wikipedia: Hard disk drive failure

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-prarietek-220-20121211.pdf

Wikipedia: PrairieTek

http://s3.computerhistory.org/core/core-2016.pdf

Wikipedia: Mar Hicks

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-conner-cp340-family-120621.pdf

Anchor text: Conner CP340 family of HDDs, Computer History Museum

Wikipedia: Terry Johnson (entrepreneur)

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-seagate-st-506.pdf

Anchor text: Seagate ST506 HDD, Computer History Museum

Wikipedia: Terry Johnson (entrepreneur)

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/ds-prarietek-220-20121211.pdf

Anchor text: PrairieTek 220, First 2.5" Drive, Computer History Museum

Wikipedia: Terry Johnson (entrepreneur)

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/magnetoresistive-heads.pdf

Anchor text: Computer History Museum: Magnetoresistive Heads, Nov., 2014

Wikipedia: Christopher H. Bajorek

http://s3.computerhistory.org/groups/magnetoresistive-heads.pdf

Anchor text: C. H. Bajorek, "Magnetoresistive (MR) Heads and the earliest MR Head-based Disk Drives: Sawmill and Corsair", Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA

Wikipedia: David Thompson (engineer)