例句與造句

1. :: Yeah, it looks like a 68 pin SCSI connector.
2. The first parallel SCSI connectors were the Amphenol type.
3. These enclosures were connected to system via a SCSI connector located at the rear of the system.
4. Different SCSI standards use the same SCSI connectors as in HVD and LVD SCSI ( High Voltage Differential and Low Voltage Differential ).
5. On the back there was two 50-pin Centronics SCSI connectors, audio RCA connectors, power input, and a power switch.
6. It's difficult to find scsi connectors in a sentence. 用scsi connectors造句挺難的
7. I / O was available with dual serial ports, an AAUI ethernet port, mic in, and a DB-25 SCSI connector.
8. Akai S2000 is a stripped down, economic version of s3000XL featuring only 2x16 character LCD display, no internal SCSI connector fitted and was usually sold with no options installed.
9. If the computer is a desktop, it's either a printer port or a SCSI connector; if it's a laptop, it's probably a docking station connector.
10. Drives with SCSI interface were made, but they are less common and tend to be more expensive, because of the cost of their interface chipsets, more complex SCSI connectors, and small volume of sales.
11. It holds 40 MB of data, consumes less power compared to most hard drives at the time and it had a proprietary SCSI connector; adapters that allow standard SCSI drives to be used on the Portable exist, but they are expensive.
12. The SCSI version required that a PC have a SCSI card, which few do . ( Not so for the Macintosh version _ all Macs up until recently had SCSI connectors . ) The parallel port, which could be used on virtually every PC, was dog-slow.
13. The external Olympus Sys . 230, with both parallel and SCSI connectors, AC adapter, software for either PCs or Macs, one disk and a cradle to hold it standing on its side, if desired, has a list price of $ 389 . There are also internal units at $ 299 for the PC, $ 319 for the Mac.
14. The most popular system was the Bernoulli Box II, whose disk cases are 13.6 cm wide, 14 cm long and 0.9 cm thick, somewhat resembling a MB, 35 MB, 44 MB, 65 MB, 90 MB ( late 1980s ), 105 MB, 150 MB, and in 1994, 230 MB . There are five types of drives, grouped by the maximum readable capacity : 20 MB, 44 MB, 90 MB, 150 MB, and 230 MB . The interface is usually SCSI . Drives were available as either internal units, which fit into standard 5?inch drive bays, or as external units with one or two drives in a self-contained case connected to the host computer via external SCSI connector.