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Re: Mystery card

Subject: Re: Mystery card
From: Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.bc.ca>
Date: 2000/05/17
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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References: <3921D87B.2D100F8D@inetnebr.com> <39220706.D75E814C@intergate.bc.ca> <39221851.B0ED8C0@inetnebr.com> <3922BFDA.6A450FF9@intergate.bc.ca> <slrn8i6f4g.2gsb.lee@lcremeans.erols.com>

Sider was the name of the hard drive not the company. Sider drives were sold by
First Class Periferals. I think they were owned or backed  by Xebec. Anyways the

cards mostly bear the Xebec logo and all the drives I've seen are 5.25" Xebec
drives.

     Wayne

Lee Cremeans wrote:

>
> Wow. Makes me wonder if Sider made these things themselves, or (more
> plausibly) OEMed them from one of the bigger HD makers. Does anyone know?
> (Yes, I'm a storage geek :)
>
> -lee

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