P>I am looking into getting a 50-Pin SCSI Cable for my various 20MB/s UltraSCSI devices. There will be about 5-6 devices so the cable will be a bit on the long side. (100cm or so) It may go near a ...

The SCSI standard is no longer used in consumer hardware SCSI is a once-popular type of connection for storage and other devices in a PC. The term refers to the cables and ports used to connect ...

SCSI devices were found in hundreds of different models of computers from the 80s, from SUN boxes to cute little Macs. These hard drives and CDROMs are slowly dying, and with that goes an entire ...

Of course, you have to wonder if a modern computer will support the device or will be able to load the drivers from the old CD. One of the problems with these adapters is that SCSI was a high ...

Single-ended SCSI allows devices to be attached to a total cable length up three or six meters, depending on type (see below). Single-ended signaling uses data and ground lines. Also called just ...

A device that cross connects computers to SCSI devices and overcomes certain SCSI limitations. The regular SCSI interface is a shared bus architecture, but a SCSI switch provides the full ...

My computer is as G3 upgraded Powermac 7300 with OS X. It runs fine. However, if I want to use an external SCSI device, I have to have it on before I start my computer.<BR><BR>In OS 9, I could ...

SCSI (small computer system interface) and ATA (advanced technology attachment) are two standards for connecting storage devices to a computer. Traditionally, ATA was cheaper while SCSI was more ...

so enterprises will have both sorts of SCSI devices in their DAS and SANs until the older devices are retired years from now. But that just means maintaining two types of replacement drives in ...

The NexStor products are all SAN-ready (storage area networks) and are interoperable with other SCSI devices, nStor said. SANs are desirable for the ability to put storage on a separate network ...