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#Procom PXCDL

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#50895From: Maryanne MelkoJun 19, 1993 12:19 PM
Anybody ever hear of Procom PXCDL. I don't see this model supported in their forum. I'm assuming that when the dealer told me that the 375 seek time was the better time I should look for that he was failing to tell me the lower the seek time the better. I get the impression that once again this local dealer has sold a dust-laden box off of his shelf. BTW – no offense to Procomm – I just bet you have a new product out there.<g> That I should look at. Maryanne
#50912From: David C. DriskellJun 19, 1993 3:46 PM
Maryanne, A 375 ms seek time sounds like a single-speed drive? Is that what the Procom PXCDL is? The new dual-speed drives should clock closer to 200. Its a cost vs. performance tradeoff (what isn't, right?) According to a MacWorld 7/93 article, Procom sells a dual-speed using the Toshiba XM-3401TA mechanism, with a 329 Kb/sec demonstrated data transfer rate (couldn't find an access rate in the article). You might want to call Procom at 800/800-8600 to find out what is their latest and greatest. David
#50942From: David C. DriskellJun 19, 1993 11:15 PM
I see that the Procom Mac CD/MX claims 200ms access and 337 Kb/sec transfer. This is right in range for dual-speed drives.
#50941From: Albert DayesJun 19, 1993 11:06 PM
There is a Procom rep in the (GO IBMHW) forum on a regular basis too.
#50993From: Maryanne MelkoJun 20, 1993 11:22 PM
Thanks, the Procom guy and I have met. Maryanne 🙂
#50998From: Albert DayesJun 20, 1993 11:57 PM
Glad you found him so quickly. 🙂 — Albert