Re: filmscanners: Scanner - notebook
If your laptop doesn't have either SCSI internally available, or a card slot, or a cradle which accepts PCI slot cards, there are two methods. I believe a company called Orange Micro (I think) has a USB to SCSI interface, and if not, there are several PCMCIA to SCSI cards made. However, all of these are not inexpensive. Art Salinger Igor wrote: Hi again all, May sound dumb question, but I'm not too familiar with notebooks/laptops: what is most (cost-)effective way to attach SCSI scanner (have Canon FS2710) to notebook? I have been offered an IBM ThinkPad series machine and I wonder how to attach scanner to it. Has USB, but as I recall FS2710 is SCSI-only. Any ideas or http links welcome. Best, Sal...
Re: filmscanners: Scanner - notebook
You can get a SCSI PCMCIA adapter from Adaptec. THey have an online store Teresa === At 09:34 AM 12/11/2000 -0800, you wrote: Hi again all, May sound dumb question, but I'm not too familiar with notebooks/laptops: what is most (cost-)effective way to attach SCSI scanner (have Canon FS2710) to notebook? I have been offered an IBM ThinkPad series machine and I wonder how to attach scanner to it. Has USB, but as I recall FS2710 is SCSI-only. Any ideas or http links welcome. Best, Sal...
Re: filmscanners: Scanner - notebook
Thanks, will check it out Salinger - Original Message - From: Teresa Lunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 8:33 PM Subject: Re: filmscanners: Scanner - notebook You can get a SCSI PCMCIA adapter from Adaptec. THey have an online store Teresa
