Japan's Fujifilm unveils 200MB capacity 3.5" floppy disk HiFD and its HDR200PRDSA drive, developed by Fujifilm and Sony, at the company's office in Tokyo 28 January 2000.

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Tokyo — With its azure ocean views and terraced rice paddies, the city of Hamada, population 50,000, is far from Japan’s major urban centers of Tokyo and Osaka. But Hamada is no digital slouch ...

A file photo shows a woman holding a new Fujifilm 200MB capacity 3.5" floppy disk and drive at the company's office in Tokyo, January 28, 2000. YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty ...