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Tim, I use Fujitsu IDE harddrives on my home office
network [NT4.0 will give easy access] exclusively
[except for one IBM scsi that came with a computer] for
three reasons. They are ultra dependable, they are so
quiet you can hardly hear them running [much quieter
than my IBM SCSI hard drive] and they have a no hassle
next day replacement warranty from the factory. They
are not quite as fast as the scsi drives. I saved a url
a month or so ago for a site that had 17 gig IDE
Fujitsu harddrives [for $135 if I remember correctly]:
http://www.computers4sure.com/product.asp?productid=54439&affid=2312&adid=2312
Rgds, Terry
Timothy Morge wrote:
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> Omega list folks:
>
> Having finally taken the time and money to set up a nice
> small network here in my trading room, I find that I need
> more storage, as in hard disk space. I do have the
> capability to write CDs, but would prefer a solution that is
> available instantly. A few weeks ago, Mark Brown posted a
> web link and they were selling 50 gig SCSI drives for under
> $950. Is there a useful way to setup drives of this nature
> that the network can access? Or does anyone have any other
> suggestions?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tim Morge
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