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==Reception== ''[[PC Magazine]]'' in 1984 stated that the Bernoulli Box "... combines the advantages of [standard] floppy- and hard-disk systems without their drawbacks." It reported no software-compatibility problems and cited the box's durable design.{{r|pc19840918}} [[Bruce Webster]] of ''[[BYTE]]'' wrote favorably of the peripheral in February 1986, reporting that "I have not had a single glitch or lost file" in nine months of constant use.<ref name="webster198602">{{cite news | url=https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1986-02/1986_02_BYTE_11-02_Text_Processing#page/n343/mode/2up | title=Programming Tool and the Atari ST | work=BYTE | date=February 1986 | accessdate=9 May 2015 | author=Webster, Bruce | pages=331}}</ref>
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