>For digital cameras a compact flash or smartmedia PCMCIA adapter works
>best, imo. Much faster than serial, and the compact flash version cost
>me $11 at a local electronics store.
But don't forget the serial cable will work on your desktop mac, too
.Which fits my particular use and setup,
Brian wrote:
>>Alas, no. The only USB pc cards available are Cardbus, whcih the 5300 isn't.
>>
>
>
> And although some etailers list both "SCSI to USB" and "USB to SCSI"
> adapters, don't get excited- you cannot find a device to go from the laptop
> SCSI port to provide a USB port (unlike SCSI t
>Alas, no. The only USB pc cards available are Cardbus, whcih the 5300 isn't.
>
And although some etailers list both "SCSI to USB" and "USB to SCSI"
adapters, don't get excited- you cannot find a device to go from the laptop
SCSI port to provide a USB port (unlike SCSI to ethernet solutions). F
PookLaRoux wrote:
Do I need an ethernet card, and will a pc
> card/ethernet type device work on my pb?
You can scoot to http://www.datamem.com and click on the Clearance
entry, and find the LapisColor MV-16EN for 5300. $19, you're not gonna
find a cheaper ethernet card anywhere.
Mine is on ord
Hello everyone!
It's nice to find a list for my kind of tech. I'm the
proud new owner of a used 5300c -- just exactly what I
wanted (We run a 6500 and a 6400 desktop systems.)
It came with a klunky but usable external scsi CD-rom,
and as soon as I got it home I upgraded to 8.6 from
8.1, which i
