I saw something like this, as a feature of the eMachines system as it
appears for $648 in the current Wal-Mart ad. In looking at the CompUSA web
site, I found this one
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=299264&pfp=BRO
WSE

This seems like one option, toward moving away from zip disk storage, and
upgrading to a DVD drive, as well. I've read about a few folks, on this
list, that have even pulled the floppy drive from their beige G3, in favor
of another HD or another disc storage option. Could the floppy drive bay be
the best place for me to put the above card reader, then I could replace the
zip 750 drive with a DVD drive? Since I've already got an Apple 8x4x32 CD-RW
drive installed, what do I really need to look for, in a DVD drive, since
bootable is a non-issue?

Lastly, according to the CompUSA page about the reader, the interface is
USB. If I'm not mistaken, the Sonnet Tango (USB/FireWire combo) card has one
internal USB port, doesn't it? Yes, it's been a while since I've been inside
the box, after finally installing all of my PCI cards. The next time I go
into the box will be when I upgrade the processor (again), and upgrade the
internal HD's (again).

Matt in Indiana
-- 
"FrankenMac" MT; 333MHz G3; 768MB RAM; 30GB & 20GB HDs; zip 750; 8x4x32x
CD-RW; Sonnet Tango USB/FireWire; M-Audio Audiophile 2496; ATI Radeon 7000


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