Adaptec's SlimSCSI 1460 gives you the flexibility you need to connect a wide range of SCSI peripherals to portable and handheld PCs. SlimSCSI makes it easy to share data across... more
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Supported Devices: Hard drive, tape drive, removable media drive, CD drive, DVD drive, scanner
Channel Qty: 1
Max Storage Devices Qty: 7
BIOS Type / Vendor: Adaptec
Expansion / connectivity
Interfaces:
1 x storage - Fast SCSI - 50 pin HD D-Sub (HD-50)
1 x storage - Fast SCSI - 50 PIN Centronics
Compatible Slots: 1 x PC Card - type II
Miscellaneous
Cables Included: 2 x SCSI cable - external
Package Type: Retail
Manufacturer's product description
Adaptec's SlimSCSI 1460 gives you the flexibility you need to connect a wide range of SCSI peripherals to portable and handheld PCs. SlimSCSI makes it easy to share data across different platforms, adding versatility to your portables and handhelds. It's the one card you'll need for all the capabilities you want. And there's no need to start and stop your computer. SlimSCSI 1460 is hot swappable. Simply slide it into your PC Card slot, and attach the peripherals to your computer.
Software / system requirements
Software Included: Drivers & Utilities
OS Required: IBM OS/2, Microsoft Windows CE 2.0, Microsoft Windows 3.x/95/98, Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 or later
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support: 5 years warranty
Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - replacement - 5 years - carry-in
Advantages: Works well out of box; captures video as MPEG-2 flawlessly Disadvantages: Stopped working after a Microsoft update - Adaptec will not offer free fix.
...Product served me well for transferring several piles of VHS tapes to my Media Center 2005 machine. Then - Microsoft came out with some software update and product only works for a limited time. Pause it while recording and the PC freezes. restart the PC and it no longer detects the device. Remove device - uninstall drivers and uninstalling WinDVR 3 all temporary fixes - problem reoccurs. Doing the C++ registry hack worked very limited, now does not. Adaptec - with this known problem - can not even be contacted outside of their "pay" support. Adaptec has not updated their searchable database with the "fix" - they apparently demand their customers to pay them before they assist. A sad state of affairs within a once-great company. Shame on you, Adaptec!...
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Advantages: Portable Device,Good for small time duration capturing Disadvantages: To convert 30 minutes of captured video it takes around two hours
...It Captures the Video in real time mode but drops number of frames.So you donot get the smooth motion of a scene. Same result is observed in the video cd. The manufacturer has set the time limit for capturing to only 600 seconds. After that audio & video goes out of sync
The software(sonic My DVD is supplied with the unit is also not user friendly.It is very slow. One major drawback is in preview mode, the source sound gets muted.It becomes difficult to recognise the scene.In video editing mode,after trimming unwanted footege,the audio video synchronisation goes totally out.The resulting vcd projet has very poor quality with lot of pauses and choppy movements.Very Furstrating.other capture devices has got far better quality than this Adaptec AVC-1100....
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Advantages: Plug n play, reliable, efficient Disadvantages: A bit pricy
...Finally, just when I was begining to give up on ever attaching my SCSI drive to my system, along came the answer to my prayers. A neat fitted in seconds, no need to open the case solution; the Adaptec USB to SCSI connector.
This piece of electronic genius allows you to connect virtually any SCSI device directly to your PC through its USB port. It works and is brilliant. It just plugs in and away it goes. Everything is supplied and with easy to follow directions.
It is not cheap though, expect to pay about $50 ($90) for it but compared with a SCSI card & cables it probably works out the same and is definately 100% less hastle than trying to configure an already stuffed full to the brim machine.
It's got my vote....
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I mainly use this printer of my lap-top from work. Its a good carry around printer, and fits in my car nice and easily as I work all over the place and I always need a printer.
Its price is good, and the ink cartridges are easy available which is... more