Re: TI-H: USB Link

Re: TI-H: USB Link

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• Subject: Re: TI-H: USB Link
• From: Grant Stockly <gussie@alaska.net>
• Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 10:32:05 -0800 (AKDT)
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>Grant Stockly (gussie@alaska.net) wrote:
>
>>>>You need to make a USB graphlink program so it can link to the iMac!
>>>
>>>Then some USB drivers for the iMac would actually exist!  I don't like
>>>that machine...No SCSI, no floppy/zip drive...No PCI slots!! :/
>>
>>How often does a school buy a PCI card or external scsi drive for their
>>students to play with?  :)  And 3/4ths of the home computers that are 10
>>years old are still factory...
>
>True.  I agree that the iMac is perfect for schools/libraries, but for
>the higher end home user it isn't that adequate of a machine.  My friend
>considered purchasing one, but with what he wanted it was more efficient
>to go with a desktop G3.

300MHz Tower G3...  :)

I've already cased mine in an old IBM case...  Now it has 6 PCI slots and 4
IDE hds (6GB 40MB 110MB 500MB) and I could put up to 21 SCSI drives...But I
don't have enough room...  :)  Right now I just have an external 1.7GB from
my old puter...

Grant

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