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From: jeffo@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Jeffrey B Nicholson)
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Subject: Re: SyQuest via Mail Order
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Date: 9 Oct 90 02:32:01 GMT
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No, I think that other people (CMS, for example) offer SyQuest compatible
drives (probably because they buy SyQuest mechanisms) and purchase carts
and slap their own label on it, and of course drive the cost up a lot.

This is the impression I gather from pricing cartridges made by other 
companies that work in SyQuest drives and asking how some of these places
got their product to be SyQuest compatible.

There might also be a standard...hmmm...

Just in case anyone wants to know:
	SyQuest Technology
	47923 Warm Springs Blvd.
	Fremont, CA  94539
	(415) 490-7511

	FAX:  (415) 490-3487

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