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Best Burn-proof technology?
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27-08-2001 7:49pm#1
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I see you've seen meh post allready
this is waht i'm lookinf for atm. Twill save me an email ina few minutes
that 2-way sat is bloody expensive too.
Only calcul;ated the total cost there.
Well over £3000. too mcuh
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Ok, I'm basing the above staement on this link (I know its Eircon), and the people I've heard saying Esat is generally cheaper for leased lines.
Also, I said that a leased line would nearly be cheaper to emphasize the slim chance of my obtaining sucha service, be it satelite or land-based etc. etc.
The link: http://www.eircom.ie/About/Activities/Section1/Part15.html
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about teh Aopen, Tom's site was fuzzy on the Burn-proof ability of it.
On the summary page there's a table of teh 4 drives tested (two Yahahas i think, a TDK and the Aopen I was looking at). The Aopen has a form of burn-proofing in this, but hardly a paragraph later he says it doesn't.
he does use slightlydifferent terminology for each instance though.
Emailed itdirect.ie about the possibility of getting a plextor. Got this today:
Sorry about the length of this post btw.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2"> From Email from Garret www.itdirect.ie :
John,
I have the Aopen myself and it works very well, but we do Plextor
also if your set on it.
PX-W1610TA Plextor 16x10x32x IDE Writer 182.09 IncVAT
Regards,
Michael, Sales, IT Direct
Original Message
From: John Coleman [SMTP:syxpak@oceanfree.net]
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 11:27 PM
To: Garrett Dowd
Subject: Re: Stuff needed
That CDR is , I'm reliably informed, bugged to hell. Crap in other words.
I saw a Yamaha one for about £150 on the site. Ye wouldn't have any spot
bits lying in the back room by anyt=chance? Plextor maybe?
Original Message
From: "Garrett Dowd" <garrett@itdirect.ie>
To: "'John Coleman'" <syxpak@oceanfree.net>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 3:17 PM
Subject: RE: Stuff needed
> John,
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> Here's the prices you need:
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> Aopen 12x10x32x JustLink (BurnProof) IDE CD-Writer 119.99 IncVAT
> 256MB PC133 SDRAM 48.98 IncVAT
> 512MB PC133 SDRAM 89.99 IncVAT
> Quantum 20GB 7200rpm HDD 109.99 IncVAT
> Quantum 30GB 7200rpm HDD 124.99 IncVAT
> Quantum 40GB 7200rpm HDD 144.99 IncVAT
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> COD Delivery for a writer, piece of memory and hard drive would cost
> 15.00 IncVAT.
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> Regards,
> Michael, Sales, IT Direct
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>
Original Message
> From: John Coleman [SMTP:syxpak@oceanfree.net]
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:43 PM
> To: garrett@itdirect.ie
> Subject: Stuff needed
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> I need a Burn-proof CDRW of 10x8x32x minimum, IDE/UDMA33; plextor if
possible
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> 256 or maybe even 512Mb or PC133 ram
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> *maybe* a 20-40GB hdd too. This one in particular is really just a price
check.
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> I'd be paying by that An Post pay&Delivery service thing, If thats ok.
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> Mail me with anything when you geta second. Thanks
> John
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