Re: tlug: Re: SCSI Floppies

[Jonathan Byrne - 3Web <jq@example.com>]

On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, Joe Marchak wrote:

>Nope ... they are relatively new, and the same model is still being sold
>by TEAC.  They also cost a bundle.   The neat thing about them (if I 
>get them to work) is that they can be put into a SCSI-array box remote
>from the computer.    

Those do sound pretty cool.  Are they just 1.44 meg like a regular
floppy?  Teac always makes great drives, so I'm sure they're nice.  In
regular floppies, Teac is the only brand I buy, and I just picked up a
32X Teac ATAPI CD-ROM for my Linux bux, and it is really sweet.   Best
CD-ROM drive I've ever had, blows away the Pioneer drive (which
actually isn't a bad unit) in my other machine

Jonathan Byrne
Media and Content Section
3Web - Your Internet Solution! <URL:http://www.threeweb.ad.jp/index.en.html>

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