>It may be with a standard USB card (if your 7xxx is below like a 7400
>e.g. a 7100/7200). I would suggest an USB 2.0 specification card, it has
>a much faster thuroughput rate (almost firewire speeds (!)). Then only
>company I know of that sells these cards is Orange/Micro
>(www.orangemicro.com). My company (MacWorks/MacResQ) also sells a
>USB/Firewire combo card made by Orange/Micro and it would suit your needs
>if you have a 75xx/76xx machine.
Hi, Josh,
It's neat to have you posting. You've shared a lot of good stuff.
I would suggest, though, that "7xxx," which you echoed from the previous
poster, is a description which doesn't tell much about a machine. The
7100 and 7200 were different types of machine, and the 7500,7600 and 7300
are very similar machines. The 7100 did not PCI slots, so I suspect
there are no USB cards for it. I am not clear what the 7200 had. The
7220 was a 4400, the "Apple Clone" with a PCI-bridge made with PC-parts
by Apple itself. Was there ever a "7400"?
It seems we need to be specific with these models. We could talk about
"71xx" and "72xx" and "7220/4400" and about "75xx/76xx/73xx" models, as
you do at the end of your posting. ("7300" seems to be the only time
Apple counted backwards to introduce a simplified model of an existing
machine.)
-- Jim Dwyer, Munich, Germany
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