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From: spector@acf2.UUCP
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Subject: Re: The whole SCSI story
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Date: Mon, 17-Feb-86 09:47:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 17 09:47:00 1986
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If you take a look in the current (3/86) MacWorld, there is an ad for a company
called MDIdeas, they sell SCSI Hard disks, in 20 and 30 MB sizes, and claim they
are available, and the prices are good.  AST Research also sells a product 
called the AST4000 that (I think) is a 70Mb disk w/built in tape backup system. 
There are a few other companies but you won't start seeing ads for them until 
the next magazine cycle (read: the April issues), this is because of the long
advertising lead times, that are on the order of 3 months.


					Hope this helps,

						David Spector
						NYU/acf Systems Group
(Of course, I don't work for AST, or MDIdeas, I've just seen the ads and was
 responding to a call for information)