Just saw this today, and I'm curious if anyone has ever used one:
CON-USB-SCSI by Xircom
I found the device from this company which says it has been using it without any problems with notebooks in Win2K. It has USB on one end and a 25-pin SCSI on the other. There's also a lame compatibility list that doesnt show for much in the realm of what I'm after - CDR and CDRW drives.
Basically - I have a friend who can't justify paying the ridiculous price for a firewire burner for his Mac G4 (no SCSI ports), and I was curious if this could be an alternative.
Even so, an interesting idea for someone who would need fast removable SCSI devices without any setup hassle and for a cheap price (only $63 retail). Pretty damn slow probably, but you can't beat the "ease" of USB.
CON-USB-SCSI by Xircom
I found the device from this company which says it has been using it without any problems with notebooks in Win2K. It has USB on one end and a 25-pin SCSI on the other. There's also a lame compatibility list that doesnt show for much in the realm of what I'm after - CDR and CDRW drives.
Basically - I have a friend who can't justify paying the ridiculous price for a firewire burner for his Mac G4 (no SCSI ports), and I was curious if this could be an alternative.
Even so, an interesting idea for someone who would need fast removable SCSI devices without any setup hassle and for a cheap price (only $63 retail). Pretty damn slow probably, but you can't beat the "ease" of USB.
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