Editing SuperDisk (section)

{{short description|Storage medium from Imation}}
{{hatnote|For another use, see [[MSD Super Disk]]. For the Super NES CD-ROM, see [[Super Disc]]. "LS120" redirects here; for another use, see [[Dot matrix printer#DEC's dot matrix printers]]. Not to be confused with Apple's [[SuperDrive]].}}
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[[File:Imation SD-USB-M3 SuperDisk Drive.jpg|thumb|Imation SuperDisk drive]]
[[File:Super Disk 120MB 9116.jpg|thumb|An LS-120 disk]]

The '''SuperDisk LS-120''' is a high-speed, high-capacity alternative to the 90&nbsp;mm (3.5&nbsp;in), 1.44&nbsp;[[Megabyte|MB]] [[floppy disk]]. The SuperDisk hardware was created by [[3M]]'s storage products group [[Imation]] in 1996,<ref name="NYT_1996"/> with manufacturing chiefly by [[Panasonic|Matsushita]].

The SuperDisk had little success in North America; with [[Compaq]], [[Gateway, Inc.|Gateway]] and [[Dell]] being three of only a few [[Original equipment manufacturer|OEM]]s who supported it. It was more successful in Asia and Australia, where the majority of second-generation '''SuperDisk LS-240''' drives and disks were released.  There was one model of LS-240 drive released in North America, by QPS. SuperDisk worldwide ceased manufacturing in 2003.