“can a zip drive be plugged into this laptop to save documents to?”

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• I would not recommend a ZIP drive (not since about y2k)... You can backup to a Micro SD card; a 128GB Micro SD card for about $50, 200GB for about $70 and 256GB for $150. You could also use a external SSD drive like the Samsung T3, and add 250GB for ~$100 or 500Gb for <$175 or 1TB for ~$350 this is a little bulkier but offers higher performance and greater reliability - it would be my choice if your interested in durability (and you can easily share it/take it to anther machine). And this is about 20x faster than a zip drive was and many times more reliable and smaller [ lower cost per GB - or back then when Zip Drive were measured in MBs ;-) ]

  Answered by 3Tcubed 8 years ago

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• The surface does not have a parallel port.

  Answered by BrunDMC 8 years ago

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• This can be used with a zip file.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago

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