🚀 go-pugleaf

I have an XLR8 usb pci card in my 7600/132 (beefed up with a G3 300MHz 
card), 160M ram, etc. I run a Canon 1220u scanner/epson 880 printer/epson
digital camera and a zip drive (all usb) through a Belkin powered hub and
the pci card itself. Everything has worked flawlessly. As a matter of fact,
it worked so well I bought a similar setup for the office too. That too,
works and runs like a raped ape.

Get the card.


----------
In article <silly-B249DE.16345122012001@news.pe.net>, Thomas Armagost
<silly@well.com> wrote:


> A tech support guy told me that I'd be a "beta tester" if I installed
> this PCI card.  The only incompatibility issue that he'd heard about
> was with an Epson printer driver.  He blamed Epson, not XLR8.
>
> XLR8 <http://www.xlr8.com/ProductInfo/dualport/index.html> sez:
>> Built for the Mac.
>> Supports all standard Mac USB components
>> DualPort USB utilizes a high performance USB chipset for the
>> maximum in USB performance and compatibility.
>> 12 Mbit/sec (mega bits per second) throughput
>
> If there's any possibility of flaky performance, I'd rather buy
> something boring and reliable like a four port Belkin card.
> 266 MHz beige G3 desktop.
>
> Don't try to talk me into getting a combo Firewire/USB card.  I've
> already made up my mind--I'll wait for Firewire until I buy a G4
> PowerBook next year.
>
> --
> new weblog 01/20/01 <http://www.pe.net/~sputnik/blog.html>