From: John Fernandez, Jr. (johnf_at_cp-tel.net)
Date: 2002-11-26 04:31:42
I met a man at our computerfest (ibm mostly) and he is going to
give me his msd drive. The nice thing about this one is it has the
chip in it so when you turn it on with the computer, you then can
disconnect it from the computer and copy disks with it and use you
computer for other things at the same time.
John F.
On 25 Nov 2002, at 21:31, Raymond Computer wrote:
> On 25-Nov-02, MagerValp wrote:
> >>>>>> "bp" == bruce phipps <brucep@knightlore.freeserve.co.uk> writes:
>
> >bp> Thanks for that. Is the MSD SD-2 a Commodore drive? If not, who
> >bp> made them?
>
> >MSD :)
>
> >bp> I guess these drives are pretty rare now.
>
> >Uncommon maybe, but not rare. They show up on eBay and in comp.sys.cbm
> >every now and then.
>
> I have at least 1 dual and a couple single MSD drives for sale here.
>
> -- Ray
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