I put this circa-1991 item on eBay, it looks like it's going to end at less than $10. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1345799733 I'm auctioning a batch of other computer-related items, but this was the most classic or obscure. - John Canon FV-540 Still Video Floppy Disk Drive This was used with the Canon RC-540 Still Video Camera, an early digital camera dating back to 1991. It was part of Canon's Professional Still Video Imaging Kit, a $4900 package. It stored images to a 2" inch floppy disk, and you'd move those floppies to this SCSI device to view thumbnails and retrieve images using Canon's SV-Scan software or other packages. Each could store up to 50 images at low resolution (72 DPI) or up to 32 images at high resolution (150 DPI). I will include a Zip file (Wfvscan2.zip) containing Windows FV-Scan software, which requires a Corel or Trantor SCSI card interface. I haven't tested it. I think there was Mac and even Next software available for this unit. Perhaps you can find it on the net. The box has S-Video in, and composite in and out, and two SCSI ports.