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Article #15559Low Cost HD Query
From: db
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1987 00:13
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1987 00:13
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What's the news on the best low cost hard drives for one's Mac?
I know that DataFrame is reputed to be good, but I'm asking particularly
for my brother who owns a 512E. He's thinking of Jasmine with a third
party SCSI -- how do such combos work out? Also maybe Warp Nine, of whom
I've heard various stories now and then. What other options would y'all
suggest?
Sorry if this is rehashing an old subject, but I've not been on the net
for a while.
Dave Brownell
Sun Microsystems East Coast Division
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