Editing SyQuest Technology (section)

==Products==
Syquest's product line included such devices as the following:<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/syquest/brochures|title = Index of /PDF/Syquest/Brochures}}</ref>

Fixed Media Drives (unformatted capacity):
* SQ306F fixed-disk hard drive. 6.38&nbsp;MB. 5.0&nbsp;MBit/s. 3&nbsp;m/s track-to-track. 3,547&nbsp;rpm. 12,000&nbsp;bpi. 306&nbsp;cyl, 2&nbsp;heads, 1&nbsp;disc.<ref>{{Cite web | url=http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/syquest/brochures/SQ306_Brochure_Sep82.pdf | title=SyQuest - SQ306 | website=www.bitsavers.org}}</ref>
* SQ312F fixed-disk hard drive. 12.75&nbsp;MB.
* SQ325F fixed-disk hard drive. 25.5&nbsp;MB using MFM encoding. Specs: 612 cylinders, 4 heads, no WPC, no RWC, fastest step rate.
* SQ338F fixed-disk hard drive. 38.2&nbsp;MB. Supports MFM or RLL encoding. Specs: 615 cylinders, 6 heads, no WPC, no RWC, fastest step rate.

Removable Media Drives (formatted capacity):
* SQ306RD drive/SQ100 disk. 5&nbsp;MB using [[Modified Frequency Modulation|MFM]] encoding.
* SQ312RD drive/SQ200 disk (SyQuest used the SQ200 model number again for a desktop drive in 1994). 10&nbsp;MB using MFM encoding.
* SQ319RD drive/SQ300 disk. 15&nbsp;MB using [[Run Length Limited|RLL]] encoding (10&nbsp;MB using MFM encoding).
* SQ2542 drive/disk – 42&nbsp;MB 2.5" The Iota series.
* SQ555 drive/SQ400 disk – 44&nbsp;MB 5.25". internal SCSI. Also used in the Atari Megafile 44 ([http://www.atarimagazines.com/startv4n8/syquest.html Review in Atari Start Magazine March 1990]) and sold as part of the [[E-mu Systems]] RM45 – Removable Media Storage System.
* SQ5110 drive/SQ800 disk – 88&nbsp;MB 5.25". internal SCSI. Compatible with SQ400 disk.
* SQ5200C drive/SQ2000 disk – 200&nbsp;MB 5.25" internal SCSI. The external desktop version of the SQ5200C was named SQ200, not to be confused with the earlier model SQ200 10&nbsp;MB disks. Compatible with SQ400 and SQ800 disks.
* SQ3105 drive/SQ310 disk – 105&nbsp;MB.
* SQ3270 drive/SQ327 disk – 270&nbsp;MB. Compatible with SQ310 disk.
* [[EZ135]] aka EZDrive 135/EZ135 disk – 135&nbsp;MB 3.5" removable-disk hard drive. Competitor to Iomega's [[Zip drive]]. This was available in SCSI, IDE and parallel port versions.
* EZFlyer aka EZFlyer 230 drive/EZ230 disk – 230&nbsp;MB 3.5" removable-disk hard drive. EZ135 compatible. Positioned as an upgrade to the EZ135.
* SyJet drive/SQ1500 disk – 1.5&nbsp;GB removable-disk hard drive. Competitor to Iomega's [[Jaz drive]]).
* [[SparQ drive]]/SparQ disk – 1.0&nbsp;GB 3.5" removable-disk hard drive. Lower cost per MB than the SyJet.
* Quest drive/Quest disc – a 4.7&nbsp;GB removable-disk hard drive. [https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia_term/0,2542,t=Quest+disk&i=50072,00.asp PC Magazine definition]. Available for a short time in 1998.

The 5.25" removable-disk hard drives with 44&nbsp;MB, 88&nbsp;MB, and 200&nbsp;MB capacities were mostly used on Macintosh systems via the SCSI interface.