Yeah, and I paid over $6000 in 1991 for me 1st 486-33 with a 250mb drive. Me point was that in my book it's a fair price, not what I'd call 'stiff'. Best deal in that price range? Nope, but still not bad.
And what's with the Micronet specing 'compatible' OS's? If it and you have network access and you are able to map to network drive and it's control consol is web-based (I assume), what does the OS have to do with it?
I dunno. Buffalo specs the compatible OS's too In their case it's only "Compatibility PC"
It's probably an artifact of CDW's page design. Looking at both Buffalo and MicroNet's sites, they call it OS Support, which IMO is distinctly different than 'compatibility'. It at least implies that they offer troubleshooting for those platforms.
The LaCie also has such a section and it's much larger than either of their competitors, although I can't imagine how many Windows98 users they're actually taking calls from...
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Yeah, and I paid over $6000 in 1991 for me 1st 486-33 with a 250mb drive. Me point was that in my book it's a fair price, not what I'd call 'stiff'. Best deal in that price range? Nope, but still not bad.
And what's with the Micronet specing 'compatible' OS's? If it and you have network access and you are able to map to network drive and it's control consol is web-based (I assume), what does the OS have to do with it?
I dunno. Buffalo specs the compatible OS's too In their case it's only "Compatibility PC"
It's probably an artifact of CDW's page design. Looking at both Buffalo and MicroNet's sites, they call it OS Support, which IMO is distinctly different than 'compatibility'. It at least implies that they offer troubleshooting for those platforms.
The LaCie also has such a section and it's much larger than either of their competitors, although I can't imagine how many Windows98 users they're actually taking calls from...
Well, I still runs OS/2 Warp on all my main systems.... Solid as a rock, never any virus issues :)