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Subject: Re: Apple IIc UniDisk Availability
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Date: Wed, 28-Oct-87 14:06:47 EST
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> In article <871014101910.03b@VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV> dowst@VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV writes:
> >workaround.  Apparantly Apple has decided that the //c is not a serious 
> >enough computer to warrant making bulk storage available.  Any comments
> >from the net?  

At the time the //c was introduced, Quark introduced a 10Mb hard disk
that plugged into the disk port of the //c.  I believe that it also
had a port at the back of the drive for you to daisy-chain a Disk][,
and should also have fit a UniDisk3.5.  Even if Quark isn't making them
anymore, maybe someone has some hanging around in some store or
something.

Maybe they'll be coming out with another 3.5" drive?  I have a bad
feeling about this...

	seh