RJT>TW> Other then reserecting the Colorado I can thinlk of NO use.
RJT>TW> I can turn my Head and look at me Favored HP Colorado T-1000. I
RJT>TW> still also have 10 Tapes for hte Drive. As I recal lit could use
RJT>TW> either the 2120's or the TR-1's Two of my TR-1's are the extended
RJT>TW> length 1,000 Meg copmpressed TR-1Extra tapes.

RJT>I remember seeing those back when I was buying tapes,  but never got a hold
RJT>any...

RJT>Might be worth my while to mess with one of those drives for the extra
RJT>capacity.

With the Massive Hard Drives mnowdays even 1 gig is pittifuly inadequate
The HOT ticket nowdays, and I suppose the Replavement for the Home user
for the old Tape Drives, is the USB Hard Drive. Adn with the Entry of
the DVD and Double Layer DVD with their Four to Eight times the capacity
it pushes the Colorado type tape drives even further out of the Picture.
For the professional Though the DAT tape Drives are still somewhat
popular. But those Drives are OUT of sight in cost for the home user.
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