16 Oct
2001
16 Oct
'01
5:58 p.m.
I forget the name and manufacturer at the moment, but
there
was also a 'hardcard' that put both the drive and controller inside
the IIgs in, I believe, the slot closest to the PSU. It's been a
while since I saw one of these though.
Maybe the name escapes you, because it might have been "HardCard". I have
two hard drives on a card. I know one is called "HardCard", I am not sure
what the other is called. I have never been able to get them to work (but
I didn't throw them out cause they were too cool). Interesting thought...
I always tried to get them to work in PCs (ISA slot)... humm... I wonder
if they went to my old Apple II+'s (is the slot the same? Although, I
don't think they would have, as IIRC, they would be too tall, and they
have the dust cover plate for a PC on the back, which just would have
made no sense in an Apple II)
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
16 Oct
16 Oct
6:55 p.m.
On Tue, 16 Oct 2001, Chris wrote:
It is difficult to imagine an Apple "Hardcard" since the PC version was
a full slot piece. They were a product of Quantum, IIRC. Just seems
too large for an Apple II configuration.
- don
I forget the
name and manufacturer at the moment, but there
was also a 'hardcard' that put both the drive and controller inside
the IIgs in, I believe, the slot closest to the PSU. It's been a
while since I saw one of these though.
Maybe the name escapes you, because it might have been "HardCard". I have
two hard drives on a card. I know one is called "HardCard", I am not sure
what the other is called. I have never been able to get them to work (but
I didn't throw them out cause they were too cool). Interesting thought... I always tried to get them to work in PCs (ISA
slot)... humm... I wonder
if they went to my old Apple II+'s (is the slot the same? Although, I
don't think they would have, as IIRC, they would be too tall, and they
have the dust cover plate for a PC on the back, which just would have
made no sense in an Apple II)
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
8:12 p.m.
They exist. Last I knew a company on the web was still selling them,
full of software. Started with an A, but I don't remember the rest of
the name :-(
They have a laptop size IDE drive in them I think.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Don Maslin wrote:
It is difficult to imagine an Apple
"Hardcard" since the PC version was
a full slot piece. They were a product of Quantum, IIRC. Just seems
too large for an Apple II configuration.
- don
17 Oct
17 Oct
12:06 a.m.
http://www.allelec.com/
http://www.allelec.com/indexa2.html
look for the Focus products at the bottom of the page :)
At 01:12 AM 10/17/01 -0400, you wrote:
They exist. Last I knew a company on the web was still
selling them,
full of software. Started with an A, but I don't remember the rest of
the name :-(
They have a laptop size IDE drive in them I think.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Don Maslin wrote:
> It is difficult to imagine an Apple "Hardcard" since the PC version was
> a full slot piece. They were a product of Quantum, IIRC. Just seems
> too large for an Apple II configuration.
>
> - don
12:09 a.m.
also check out
http://bendele1-enterprises.freeyellow.com/page1.html
This seller has Apple HiSpeed SCSI and CMS SCSI cards available for the
AppleII series
At 01:12 AM 10/17/01 -0400, you wrote:
They exist. Last I knew a company on the web was still
selling them,
full of software. Started with an A, but I don't remember the rest of
the name :-(
They have a laptop size IDE drive in them I think.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Don Maslin wrote:
> It is difficult to imagine an Apple "Hardcard" since the PC version was
> a full slot piece. They were a product of Quantum, IIRC. Just seems
> too large for an Apple II configuration.
>
> - don
11:28 a.m.
also check out
http://bendele1-enterprises.freeyellow.com/page1.html
This seller has Apple HiSpeed SCSI and CMS SCSI cards available for the
AppleII series
Just FYI most of this stuff I also sell, except cheaper. The exception is
that he lists new high speed Apple IIe scsi cards for $90, and I think the
market price is a bit more than that, so I wonder if its "in stock".
1:23 p.m.
no problem mike, Didn't know you sold it too :)
At 01:28 PM 10/17/01 -0700, you wrote:
also check out
http://bendele1-enterprises.freeyellow.com/page1.html
This seller has Apple HiSpeed SCSI and CMS SCSI cards available for the
AppleII series
Just FYI most of this stuff I also sell, except cheaper. The exception is
that he lists new high speed Apple IIe scsi cards for $90, and I think the
market price is a bit more than that, so I wonder if its "in stock".
16 Oct
16 Oct
11:59 p.m.
Could it have Been a Plus Systems HardCard? I know that they did a PC
hardcard, I don't know about an apple II version... they were acquired? by
quantum many years ago
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