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data media > QIC-tapes
QIC DC6250 Tape
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Quarter inch cartridge tape (abbreviated QIC, commonly
pronounced "quick") is a magnetic tape data storage format
introduced by 3M
in 1972, with deri. More >>
From £20.95
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QIC DC6525 Tape
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Data is written to tape in linear tracks in what is called "serpentine"
mode, where the tracks alternate direction by use of a head switch or
step. Sin. More >>
From £27.95
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QIC DC9120 Tape
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The QIC cartridge is distinguished from other types of tape cartridges
by the fact that it contains an endless drive belt which is moved at a
uniform s. More >>
From £24.50
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QIC DC9135 Tape
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The tape in a QIC cartridge is not physically attached to the reels and
is never completely unwound. This is again different from other
cassettes or ca. More >>
From £35.95
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QIC DC9200 Tape
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The first QIC tape format was the 5.875 in by 3.875 in (150 x 99mm) Data
Cartridge (DC) format with two internal belt-driven reels and a
metal base. Th. More >>
From £42.95
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QIC DC9250 Tape
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The design of the QIC tape cartridge is very robust:
the aluminium
baseplate is an eighth of an inch thick, and the robust plastic cover
can withstan. More >>
From £47.95
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QIC-tapes Product List |
| QIC DC6250 Tape |
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| QIC DC6525 Tape |
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| QIC DC9120 Tape |
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| QIC DC9135 Tape |
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| QIC DC9200 Tape |
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| QIC DC9250 Tape |
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