7 May
2002
7 May
'02
10:46 p.m.
Doc Wrote quoting Richard E.:
On Mon, 6 May 2002, Richard Erlacher wrote:
I am fairly certain that Adaptec is still in business, while
NCR is often the source for the chipsets, I think Adaptec
is probably the largest seller of SCSI interface boards in
the PC market.
-dq
BTW, it's spelled ADAPTEC on the box in front
onf me ...
Actually, the disk I'm looking at, as well as the 2940 I have in my
hand, both say "adaptec" :)
Are any of those mfg's still in business?
BusLogic >> Mylex
NCR >> Symbios >> LSI >> IBM 
8 May
8 May
1:58 a.m.
I am fairly certain that Adaptec is still in business,
while
NCR is often the source for the chipsets, I think Adaptec
is probably the largest seller of SCSI interface boards in
the PC market.
Adaptec is also the major supplier of PCI SCSI boards for the
Mac market as well. Thier 'Toast' product for creating CD's, which
got spun off to Roxio, is really nice.
Jeff
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