
- Floppy disks were officially deemed obsolete in 2010, yet persisted in surprising places for years
- Polymatt used CNC machining and PET film to craft a functioning magnetic storage disk
- Iron oxide coating allowed the handmade disk to store and retrieve basic magnetic data
Floppy disks, once a staple of personal and professional computing, have been phased out for over a decade - but while the technology was officially declared obsolete in 2010, some organizations kept using it surprisingly long.