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Technology Stocks : SYQUEST -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Joseph Chiu who wrote (5440)	2/9/1998 2:42:00 AM
From: taxikid	Respond to of 7685

also allows you to bring your entire database with you.. good stuff.. thanks taxi

To: Joseph Chiu who wrote (5440)	2/9/1998 3:05:00 AM
From: Rocky Reid	Respond to of 7685

Recording studios and even amateur musicians will find great use in recording and storing digital audio on Quest carts. You could store an entire album's worth of 24-multitrack digital recordings on one Quest cart-- with no lossy compression. This could work out to be a lot cheaper than analog tape. To record 12 songs (1 album's worth) analog, you would have to buy 4 tapes of 2 inch Ampex 499 (about $135 a pop) = $540. To record with Quest = $199. And, it is priced right at Jaz2, so with Quest you get 135% more capacity, faster performance, and a dual anti-dust system to boot. Quest rocks all over Jaz2.