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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
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Subject: Re: Fall Disk Prices	(Bernoulli Box)
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Date: Sat, 18-Oct-86 17:14:36 EDT
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>Notes:
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>    The Bernoulli Box isn't really a hard disk, is it?

	The Bernoulli Box uses X Meg removable cartridges. Thus, a
20+20 is a BB with two 20Meg cartridge drives.  The cartridges have
the same or faster access time than most hard disks.  20Meg cartridges
costs about $50 each (but hell, it's 20Meg!).

	Systems range from 5Meg drives to 20Meg drives and NO, you cannot
put 20Meg cartridges in 5Meg drives.

	The highest-end Bernoulli Box so far is one with an 80Meg Hard Drive
and two 20Meg cartridge drives (however, this may not be available for the
MAC).


						-Matt