On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, Allison J Parent wrote:
As someone building a smaller z280/cpm system I'm
in the hunt for a
IDE hard disk with a form factor 3.5" or smaller. I may be able to use
PCMCIA but a forsee them as too expensive. The storage can be small as
10mb and anything over 60-80mb is gross overkill(I'll take bigger but I
really dont need it). My other requirements is known good and real
cheap.
3.5"? That's a "standard" off-the-shelf IDE disk, isn't it?
2.5" is
a standard off-the-shelf laptop IDE drive. 1.8" drives are also
available. And the Kittyhawk is a tiny drive mounted sizeways on
the circuit board, so you get a standard 2.5"-style IDE connector
(I think) in a very short package.
Are you looking for drives that are still produced in quantity? If not,
the Kittyhawk 20MB drive would be a good one to get (at the website
mentioned previously).
-- Doug