double density

High density and double density are not the same.

Most Amiga programs were distributed on double density floppy disks.

There are two types of diskette in common use, double density and high density.

Carder: "400 generic disks and a double density drive."

The Amiga also had 5.25" double density disks.

Most others use "double density" diskettes.

The double density Skywalk sole gives good all-around grip on most types of surface.

They had high arches, steel shanks and double density Vibram soles.

Later came the LNDoubler, a high quality double density adapter in 1981.

They supported double density, despite the apparent regression of the part number, and were packaged in 28-pin DIP packages.

Double Density (1992)

The EG3014 could also be expanded with the EG3021 double density kit.

Double density, often shortened DD, is a capacity designation on magnetic storage, usually floppy disks.

Atlanta: Double Density, 1991.

The interface handles single and double sided, 40 and 80 track double density floppy disks, up to 4 drives.

The double density disks used a format of 2 sides, 80 tracks per side and 10 sectors per track, with 512 bytes per sector.

Internal 3 " floppy drive (Double Density 720 kB)

Compatible with DOS 2.0 - Allowed the use of Double Density floppies.

It was quickly replaced by double density floppy drives using modified frequency modulation (MFM).

They joined forces for two Baltimoore albums, Double Density and Thought for Food.

The double density diskettes will hold 720K of information, the high density diskettes 1.4M of data.

The V50 has both a double density 3.5" floppy drive and a memory card slot for storing and retrieving user- or third-party - created content.

Shortly after the release of the Z-90, they released a 5MB hard disk unit and double density external floppy disk drives.

COS 4.2 - double density disk drives (380Z-D).