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> In article <6004@ucru2.ucr.edu> mikes@velo.ucr.edu
> (Mike Shebanek) writes: In article
> <3249@creatures.cs.vt.edu>
> alanlb@bethesda.cs.vt.edu (Alan L.   Batongbacal)
> writes: > wjabi@libra.arch.umich.edu (Wassim M. Jabi)
> writes: > > Hi: > > The company I ordered a Hard disk from is
> taking much too long > > to deliver (1.5 months). I ordered
> a Fujitsu M2624SA, enclosure, and   > > cables for my
> NeXTstation color... > > So, I called a few places and
> Quick Electronics > > 1-800-800-5500 had the lowest
> price on the Fujitsu M2624SA (520MB) > > The problem is
> that they sell only the bare drive and have no idea > > what a
> NeXT is. I'm planning on having this drive external.
> Plus, > > I'm completely ignorant in terms of hardware but
> I can assemble > > anything if instructions are provided.
> So, what course of action > > do you recommend? What
> components do I need to buy to make this > > drive work in an
> external enclosure? Should I just be patient and > > wait
> two more weeks for a 'plug-and-play' hard disk? > 
> 
> I bought the same mechanism from AnDATAco in San Diego. 
> They have great   service.  Talk to Tim Norian,
> 714/833-9191.  I've got an external maxtor   660 on my NeXT
> and an external maxtor 535 on my Mac.  They both work great  
> and were simple to install.  AnDATAco includes the cable
> and terminator   and a nice warranty.  Sorry, gray case
> only.  
> 
We've bought from AnDATAco as well and were quite happy.  Yet another  
company to check out (prices about the same as anDATAco's, perhaps  
slightly better warranty conditions) is Falcon Systems.  1-800-326-1002,  
talk to Jenna Lim, who's quite helpful (and funny to boot!).  I have no  
connections to either anDATAco or Falcon except as a (highly) satisfied  
customer of both.  


Tom