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Hello:
    An external drive that uses USB is the cheapest, though not the fastest
option. As long as you don't want to run Quake on the drive, USB ought to
suit your needs.
    SCSI and Firewire would be much faster than USB. However, both will
require an appropriate card to operate. If you don't have the card already,
you'll have to include that in your budget.

regards,
            bruce

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"joe crouse" <joecrouse1@home.com> wrote in message
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> hes got a point but id go with firewire  as that has a higer max
> transmission rate than usb. there is also the portable hardrive option
you
> get your self an exterior docking bay they have them is scsi for sure and
i
> beleive that there is a variant for ide check on ubid.com i know they got
> something likethat
>
>
> kaczeus@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> > Peter, Please look at an alternative to CD-RW application. Review the
> > DataBook specs and prices offered by DataZONE Corporation
> > (www.datazonecorp.com). The price of a 5GB external storage is $199 and
> > a USB interface option is $69. The product is lighter, more rugged and
> > the performance is better. You can have all the content of your C:
> > drive on this unit and transfer it between your desktop and notebook
> > PC's. Good luck! - Steven
> >
> > Sent via Deja.com
> > http://www.deja.com/
>