On Feb 2, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Zane H. Healy wrote: > I'd be interested in knowing what you base the claim that Apple was > the > driving force away from SCSI and floppy drives. The PC desktop > world never > really went with SCSI, just high-end workstations. It was SAS that > did SCSI > in. As for floppies, they remained on PC's until flash drives became > common. > > Yes, Apple drove the usage of USB and Firewire, but Firewire is > sadly well > on its way to becoming irrelevant. I rather hope that the next Mac > Pro > includes either USB3, or eSATA ports, in addition to Firewire > ports. Have > you looked recently for *new* Firewire devices? SAS is SCSI - Serially Attached SCSI. So you can't really say that SAS did in SCSI. -- Nick Scalise nickscalise at cox.net