SCSI drives, SCSI-ESDI convertors

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From: Dave 'Yes, I'm weird' Newton
Date: Sun, 08 Oct 1989 20:49

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   Is there a good SCSI drive out there?  i.e. relatively high capacity,
speed, and low cost?  I keep hearing about the Seagate mech., but I've also
heard about speed problems, like it can't be run at high speed.  Any info
would be appreciated.

   On a related note, someone posted something about a SCSI-ESDI convertor
that was available for $200 or so, was anyone smart enough to keep the address?
I lost mine. 8-(

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From: dnewton@carroll1.UUCP (Dave 'Yes, I'm weird' Newton)
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Subject: SCSI drives, SCSI-ESDI convertors
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Date: 8 Oct 89 20:49:11 GMT
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