Harvey_Taylor@mindlink.UUCP (Harvey Taylor) (02/13/91)
I have seen SCSI based floppies which write 720K, 1.44M & 2.88M
advertised for the Next. I have heard that Teac makes such a drive.
Does anybody know who else makes such drives?
Does anybody know a good source for these drives?
-het
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a186@mindlink.UUCPderek@sun4dts.dts.ine.philips.nl (derek) (02/15/91)
Harvey_Taylor@mindlink.UUCP (Harvey Taylor) writes: > I have seen SCSI based floppies which write 720K, 1.44M & 2.88M > advertised for the Next. I have heard that Teac makes such a drive. > Does anybody know who else makes such drives? > Does anybody know a good source for these drives? > -het I have a Konica drive that reads/writes 10MB servo-written 5.25" floppies. This has an SCSI board included. Cost in Holland is ~ fl 1200, so I guess that they would be about $400 in the U.S. I got mine for about half that through the Dutch Hobby Computer Club. Any Dutch people reading this check the latest HCC Nieuwsbrief. Note that the floppies themselves are rather expensive. Best Regards, Derek Carr DEREK@DTS.INE.PHILIPS.NL Philips I&E TQV-5 Eindhoven, The Netherlands Standard Disclaimers apply.