“ADR Technology Delivers Unique Blend Of Capacity,
Performance, Price.“
“Ready to meet the storage requirements of small businesses,
corporate departmental and workgroup servers, OnStream today
announced its new ADR50 Digital Tape Drive — offering 50
gigabytes* of capacity, speeds of up to 4MB/sec* and multi-platform
support for server backup in external and internal SCSI interfaces.
At a cost of only $799 for the drive, less than $1 per gigabyte**
for the media and read/write compatibility with 30GB and 50GB ADR
cartridges, the ADR50 allows customers to benefit from a built-in
migration path as their server needs grow.”
“The ADR50, available in internal and external models, supports
a broad range of operating system platforms including Novell®
NetWare; SCO® UNIXWare®; SCO OpenServerTM;
Linux; Microsoft® Windows® 95, 98 and NT; Mac OS and
others. The ADR50 is officially SCO certified on UnixWare 7 and SCO
OpenServer Release 5 operating systems.”
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