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> > At 8:15 PM 2/11/96, James Bush wrote: > >try the axonix . . . . comes in either the 4x or 6x. for power it plugs into > >the mouse socket of the tp. nice machine, weigths 19.7 ozs. > > > >jamie > > Mouse socket, eh? Pretty interesting--does it come in a SCSI > version too? I have a 701 and plugging into the mouse socket would mean > dragging along a port replicator. > > Where would one get it and for about how much? What sort of power > source does it use? How long does it last on that battery power? > > ----- ______________________ > Randy Whittle whittle@usc.edu | WWW Home Page: | > USC Graduate School of Business | http:// | > "Did you really think you could call up the | www-scf.usc.edu/~whittle/ | > Devil and ask him to behave?" --------------------------------- -> I've been thinking about buying one of these portable units, the Axonix Promedia 6XR. Its specs are pretty good: 6 speed, 256K buffer, 160ms access time. From my limited understanding of it, it doesn't have any batteries and solely draws power from your laptop. It has a PC card interface, and I think it has a parallel-port option also. I've seen it advertised in the PC Zone catalog for around $529. The quad-speed unit sells for about $100 less. Marvin