The MicroDrive is absolutely fascinating and allowed the creation of the highly influential iPod Mini. I'm not an engineer, but to my layman brain, fitting a s

The MicroDrive is absolutely fascinating and allowed the creation of the highly influential iPod Mini. I'm not an engineer, but to my layman brain, fitting a spinning hard drive into such a tiny package is the kind of engineering feat that, had it been presented to me as an April Fools' joke, I would have believed it as a funny prank because such a thing is clearly impossible. Like, there's a motor in there? No way. I mean, this image is obviously photoshopped to shrink it - except that it's not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdrive#/media/File:Seagate_Microdrive_(5GB).png https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdrive#/media/File:Seagate...