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The '''TK50''' was a [[magnetic tape]] backup system popular on VAXen and other [[DEC]] computers. The design was later sold off, and became the [[DLT drive]]s. [[TK50 cartridge]]s could store 96 MB of data. | The '''TK50''' was a [[magnetic tape]] backup system popular on VAXen and other [[DEC]] computers. The design was later sold off, and became the [[DLT drive]]s. [[TK50 cartridge]]s could store 96 MB of data. | ||
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The TK50 was a magnetic tape backup system popular on VAXen and other DEC computers. The design was later sold off, and became the DLT drives. TK50 cartridges could store 96 MB of data.
