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From: "Gary T. Corcoran" <garycor@home.com>
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George Morgan wrote:
> 
> Along these lines I wonder if anyone has had success with the Shuttle
> Technology (SCM Microsystems) based USB-SCSI products?  I have had
> great success with their parallel to scsi products.

FYI: Microtech uses SCM Microsystems technology in their products, and
a few months ago SCM Microsystems bought Microtech International.  So
it is most likely the same hardware, except perhaps for the color of
the case...  :-)

Gary


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