MicroSolutions Backpack

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Introduced in the early 1990s, the Micro Solutions Backpack was ideal for adding on a peripheral drive to your system. Since USB ports did not exist (USB concept was not developed until 1996) this drive plugged into a systems printer port, and could be daisy-chained and still allow for printer usage.^[1]

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