on 23/03/02 13:54, Luiz Petroni at lpetroni_at_compassoarte.com.br wrote:
> Can these conventional PCMCIA cards be a option as a SCSI interface or are
> there others hardware problems envolved?
>
> --lpetroni
>
>>> It would be neat, but only for long term storage - MP3s maybe if you
>>> could buffer enough data to make up for the latency of the HD. Does it
>>> use CardBus? If it does, then it's out for hardware reasons.
>>
>> The current Adaptec SlimSCSI 1480 is a CardBus module, but there are
>> older SCSI adapters for the PCMCIA Slot which are conventional PCMCIA
>> Cards.
The slow response time from a hard disk when compared to solid state memory
is probably one of the greatest problem.
-Laurent.
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