As such it only holds one form of media. It has a padded top for holding a computer speaker and can store 9 Zip Disks at maximum capacity. Just like the other storage devices in the QuickTrieve family, it can be positioned vertically, horizontally, or on its back. In addition, its design actually complements your desktop and makes a very nice speaker stand. The reason for this is that it only holds 9 Zip disks at maximum capacity.
Zip disks come in packs of five or are sold individually.
Maxing at 9 makes no sense. I would spend the extra buck or so and get the Quicktrieve for Multimedia. That baby holds 18 at maximum capacity. Another problem I had with the storage device is that it doesn't elevate the speaker enough. When used in conjuction with the Quicktrieve for multimedia, the Zip disk holder is much smaller.