Landisc

Landisc was a computer company founded in 1972 by Donald J. Lander. The company initially focused on developing and manufacturing floppy disk drives. They were among the early pioneers in this technology, contributing to the burgeoning personal computer market. Over time, Landisc expanded its product line to include other storage solutions.

The company's headquarters were located in the United States. Landisc gained recognition for its technical innovations and reliable hardware. During the 1980s, the demand for floppy disk drives was at its peak, and Landisc was a significant player in this sector. They competed with other established drive manufacturers.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the storage market began to shift towards newer technologies like hard drives and optical media. Landisc faced increasing competition and evolving market demands. The company eventually ceased operations, with its assets and intellectual property being acquired by other entities. While not as widely remembered as some of its contemporaries, Landisc played a role in the development of early computer storage technologies.