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From: 6500erik@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Erik Adams)
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Subject: Re: LC & SuperDrive??
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Date: 8 Mar 91 22:15:15 GMT
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Most of the discussion in this thread has been about would it
be useful to connect second drive to an LC.  I think it would
be, but that's just the way I work.

What gets me is that the darn thing is generally only available
with a hard disk and a floppy.  I'm a student, and will get 
the two floppy version, but not because I'm trying to cut
corners or anything:  I've already got a hard disk (or will any
day now) and don't want to have to buy another when I've got
a perfectly good one already.

Two floppies are better than one:  I do not see ever regretting
having two.  That the LC is generally only available with one, 
and can only have a second added by third party SCSI floppies
is a marketting error, in my opinion.  (Plus, I've heard bad
things about SCSI floppy drives :-)

Erik
"And at that moment, I thought of my mother..."
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