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PEER The top. The leader in optical storage, Since 1988,
Pinnacle’s been the world’s leader in optical storage solutions, shipping
more systems than any other company.
the Pinnacle Micro REO-130S rewritable optical drive
featuring the new Sony 3.5” mechanism. With its 38 msec access time,
the REO-130S is the perfect storage solution for personal computing,
desktop publishing, multimedia, data distribution
nd backup.
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offers a lower cost per megabyte compared to its magnetic storage
competition. Users now need fewer disks while getting more storage
capacity at a lower price.
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has distinct advantages over the Bernoulli and
Syquest™ technology. Since optical drives use laser technology to store
information there is no chance of head crashes. 3.5” optical has a much
smaller footprint than 5.25” magnetic but holds 40% more data.
PREIS of optical media is 15 years (shelf life) - that’s 3 times
longer than Bernoulli and Syquest™ magnetic disks. Since the 3.5”
cartridges are removable, optical remains the most secure way of storing
your data into the future.
for 3.5” optical disks have both SO and ANSI
standards to support the technology, while Bernoulli and Syquest™
have none. Each 3.5” disk can be recognized in any 3.5” ISO/ANSI
standard optical drive.
Eee resco is clear. Pinnacle Micro dominates the optical
storage industry by offering the largest selection of 3.5" and 5.25”
optical drives and disk changers. Interface kits are available for MAC,
SUN, DEC, IBM and compatibles. The Pinnacle. Your next storage system.
Circle 82 on Inquiry Card (RESELLERS: 83).
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‘Mounting: Vertical or Horizontal’
Pinnacle Micro’s REO-130S was an external optical drive capable of writing to 128MB erasable optical disks. Based around a Sony-manufactured drive, the REO-130S connected to its host machine via SCSI. The REO-130S had read speeds of up to 280KB/s and write speeds of up to 110KB/s.
The Pinnacle Micro’s REO-130S had a street price of 1995 USD with media available for around 79 USD.
Taken from: Byte Magazine - Volume 17, Number 5 (May 1992)
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