15 Feb
2002
15 Feb
'02
8:32 a.m.
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, Fred Cisin (XenoSoft) wrote:
That's a software difference, and an important one from a user standpoint,
but it is not a difference in the hardware.
I was told at one time in the past that there was a capacity difference
in the power supply of the A that made it marginal for HD usage. I have
never attempted to check this.
Can anyone refute or confirm?
- don
What is the difference between the 100A, 100B, and
100+ Rainbows ?
The 100A could read only disks that used its own proprietary
format. The
100+ could read, but not write to, PC-format disks. The 100B was a