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Subject: Re: 100 Meg Vulcan  (Was: Re: 10 mhz ch
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Date: 20 Nov 89 10:38:28 GMT
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     It all depends on any future need for SCSI devices: If you're going to
be connecting SCSI devices to your computer (multiple drives, etc.) then an
external SCSI drive would be a better decision.  I like the idea of having
a SCSI drive, but I don't plan on going to a Mac for a personal computer.
It just depends on the specific person.
     Does anyone know of any recent hard drive testing, reviewing, 'bench-
marking,' etc. articles in any magazines?  For the Apple II, that is.

							Ken.
						   ken-b@uiuc.edu