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Subject: Re: Adaptec Parallel to SCSI converter
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BRETT GLASS writes:
> This is the Trantor product that's been out for about 5 years.
> 
> It is very useful, but is slow.

I'm pretty sure Adaptec's model is *NOT* the trantor model.  However, it
is still pretty slow.  I've also got one recommended by IOmega for their
ZIP drives, but it only has M$ OS software.


Nate