On Sat, 2002-08-17 at 10:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > The SyQuest 230 was introduced to supplant the 127, which was originally > introduced to compete with the Iomega Zip 100. Because of delayed > introduction into Australia because of power supply licensing issues, > the 127 never really gained a footlhold in the Australia market, but > that's another story. The 230 could read and write 230 and 127Mb > cartridges, but nothing else. And the 270 could read neither, despite > the fact that they had pretty much the same form factor. Go figure.
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