On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, Jose A. Alvarez Dios wrote:
> The Powerbook guy used to have those. You can also get a 6GB SCSI HD
> from MCE, if you're willing to shell the bucks. Those are IDE drives
> with an IDE-to-SCSI converter but work fine and they are very fast
> compared to the original SCSI drive. I bought a 2GB drive from them
> for a friend's Duo 280 two years ago with very good results speed and
> otherwise.
Does anybody have any measure of the power requirements of converted IDE
drives vs. older SCSI drives? I expect that the newer IDE-to-SCSI drives
are both faster and more efficient.
Kris Feldmann
http://rotted.com/
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