If you can't find a 9895A drive or any other mass storage in working condition, emulating a real vintage drive on a conventional PC is an attractive alternative. If you own one, a floppy disk drive like the 9895A is certainly a good choice, of course in combination with the appropriate 98034A/B HP-IB interface. Since today most of the built-in tape drive systems fail (and because using those tape drives as storage - even if they do work - is not recommended anyway), another type of mass storage peripheral is needed.
If you got a working vintage computer system like the HP 9845 you probably want use some mass storage as well.
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