on 12/8/02 8:33 PM, Howie S at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Kennedy would be best to answer that question, but if it's the original > drive that UMAX used, it's either a 8, 12, or 24 speed drive. What you could > do is run Apple System Profiler (should be under your Apple Menu Items), and > see if it shows a model number. Folks here will know by the model number > what speed it is. While you're at it, please see if you can look up the speed of an NEC CDR-1810A. It's in an 8500 I would have expected an 8x or 600i. -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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