On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Wandered Inn wrote:
> I thought you meant to type 12.7 rather than 127.
No. I got 127 from some controller cards they have out there for
retrofitting enormous drives to older MB's. I gather they took the big
leap as an attempt at brute-forcing their way into long-term future
expansion.
> But, getting back to your previous message, you noted that there were
> various limitations including: 540M, 2.1g, 8.?G and 127G. Assuming this
> is true, and the fact that I currently have a 10G, then adding a 30G
> should not prove to be a problem since I've already verified that I'm
> not limited by the 8.?G limit?
I would agree with that logic.
> Yeah, marketing measurements like monitors. (17" (15" viewable
> screen...)).
Ain't it a beaut? The cool thing is that the monitor measurements are now
backfiring on the industry. "Yes, this new flat-screen monitor is only a
13", but it's as big as a 15" CRT, honest!"
I hear that 15" monitors are marketed in Canada as 33cm (13") because the
law requires it. Can anybody confirm this?
> I'm afraid there will be more problems with W2K than there were with
> Y2K...
Can ah get an A-MEN!?
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