ooh.. we seem to be moving away from the subject of my post - I'm sure there was all sorts of things going off in the computer industry at the time, after all it was ground breaking stuff with huge profit potentals. I like the sound of a "Twiggy Drive" I do wonder if that would have kicked off a law suit with our (UK) fashion model Twiggy who was very popular in the sixties (she still does modelling).

But on the 800k per 3.5" floppy issue, my Ensoniq sampler keyboards (1992) all format to 800k which can be read in a PC. I think they use the std Western Digital floppy controller chip.