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  1. Addonics Press Release by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on IDE/ATAPI to SCSI Converters Reviewed

    You'll probably find this pretty easily but just for a quick link: http://www.addonics.com/news/media/2002/100402sili convalley-internet-com.asp

  2. Re:4 words by Nicolas+MONNET · · Score: 2 · on IDE RAID Examined

    Do you have any product to recommend for IDE-SCSI adapters? I only found this, but they don't seem to be distributed too well, esp. in Europe. If it works well, $100 per drive is quite cheap.

  3. IDE to SCSI converters by woogieoogieboogie · · Score: 1 · on IDE RAID Examined

    Has anyone used these Addtronics IDE -> SCSI ?

  4. Re:INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS!!!! by crawdaddy · · Score: 1 · on IDE to SCSI Converters?

    In a related story, Robert Novak of Pets Warehouse has been hired to represent Addonics Technologies, Inc. in a lawsuit against Slashdot posters for speaking out against their new IDE-SCSI and ATAPI-SCSI converters. Among those being prosecuted is a Slashdot member known as "The Iconoclast" for falsely claiming that the products cause, among other things, "Plague, Pestilince and Famine." No word from God yet on whether or not the Four Horsemen are coming and the Apocalypse is truly upon us.

  5. get an external HD enclosure by ChenLing · · Score: 1 · on Affordable Home Backups for 10-100G Systems?

    Along the lines of other posts, it seems that the only storage technology that scales with the speed of growth of hard drives seems to be other hard drives. Your best bet is probably to get an external hard drive enclosure, and swap out the hard drives like you would a tape drive....only the hard drives are faster and cheaper.

    You can get one such from Addonics.
    They have USB1.1, USB2.0, Firewire, PCMCIA, and CardBus interfaces. Plus the thing supports Linux and Solaris (although not yet in Firewire, but check with the Linux Firewire people about that...I think they are supported now).

  6. portable drives by mj6798 · · Score: 2 · on Slashback: Drives, Pods, OEMs
    Just looking around quickly: Addonics FireWire bus-powered drive, $309 with 20GB drive. SmartDisk VST FireWire Drives, 10G for $249 or 20G for $299. There are several other drives available from the same site, including the 5GB FireFly. If you look around, you'll also find cheaper drives and a few other small drives from other manufacturers.

    At least when it comes to transporting files in a portable device, those seem more practical that the iPod. Of course, they don't have an MP3 player.

  7. The Macintosh Product Guide by magicpaul · · Score: 1 · on Salon Writes on The Troubles with "Trek"


    Sounds like you need help finding the Macintosh Product Guide

    ...how many manufacturers make hardware for your appletosh?

    Try out the Hardware section.

    You want a cdburner for your mac

    I already have one, thanks. A Yamaha with Adaptec Toast.
    Adaptec lists over 150 Mac-compatible CD-R/RW drives in their database (select toast from bottom menu).

    a floppy drive?

    iFloppy
    SuperDisk
    Addonics
    Teac

    a G4 upgrade?

    PowerLogix
    Newertech

    where do you guys come up with this stuff?

    I'll send you to Microsoft's own website for more information about that little feature called meta-data.

    Or read how the Microsoft Annual report was written on a Macintosh.

    It's so funny when people talk about things they know nothing about.

  8. The Macintosh Product Guide by magicpaul · · Score: 1 · on Salon Writes on The Troubles with "Trek"


    Sounds like you need help finding the Macintosh Product Guide

    ...how many manufacturers make hardware for your appletosh?

    Try out the Hardware section.

    You want a cdburner for your mac

    I already have one, thanks. A Yamaha with Adaptec Toast.
    Adaptec lists over 150 Mac-compatible CD-R/RW drives in their database (select toast from bottom menu).

    a floppy drive?

    iFloppy
    SuperDisk
    Addonics

    a G4 upgrade?

    PowerLogix
    Newertech

    where do you guys come up with this stuff?

    I'll send you to Microsoft's own website for more information about that little undocumented feature called meta-data.



    It's so funny when people talk about things they know nothing about.