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  | Product:
   Sony SuperStation External Tape DriveCompany: Sony
 Website: http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/rmeg/superstation/homepage.htm
 Estimated Street Price: $179.00
 Review By: Matthew Sabean
 Final
   Results and Overall Mark Well we have reached the end of the
   review. Here are my final comments, notes and grades for the Sony
   SuperStation External Tape Drive.   Final
   Comments 
    
     | How
      It Grades |  
     |  |  | Installation:
      92% Manual: 85%
 Performance: 82%
 Sound: 92%
 Look: 89%
 Help Files: 89%
 Price: 94%
 Overall: 89%
 
 |  |  |  
     |  |  The Sony SuperStation 10GB
   Tape Drive is inexpensive, portable,  and reliable.  With this
   tape drive you can back up your entire system, store extra files, or
   download from the internet. It's setup is fast and easy with a very
   quick and simple one touch backup. Had this reviewer had this device
   before his system crashed he would have saved a lot of time and
   headaches re-formatting his system
   and reinstalling all of his programs.   
    
     
      | Specs
       & Package |  
      | Overall
       Score | 89% |  
      | Version
       Reviewed | Sony
       SuperStation External Tape Drive |  
      | Release
       Date | Out
       Now |  
      | In
       The Box? | Tape
       Drive Backup Software CD
 Interface Cable
 |  
      | The
       Good Points | Easy
       To Install Extremely Easy To Use
 |  
      | The
       Bad Points | Very Noisy
 No so called: User Manual
 Time Consuming
 |  
      | Reviewers
       PC Setup | Pentium
       III 800 Windows
       98 Second Edition
 128 MB PC700 RDAM 356mhz w/ECC
 DirectX 7a
 21" Trinitron Monitor
 32MB NVIDIA TNT2 M64 4X AGP Graphics Card
 SideWinder
       Plug & Play Game Pad
 Microsoft
       Force Feedback Pro
 Microsoft
       IntelliMouse Explorer
 Microsoft
       Natural Keyboard Pro
 Sound Blaster Live!
 DVD TV Player - RCA - RC5223PDVD-ROM - Creative PC-DVD Encore
 MK5005 8X Dxr3
 
 |  
      | PC
       Required | 486
       or Pentium-based Computer CD-ROM drive
 A Parallel Port ( Printer Port )
 Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT Workstation ( 4.0 )
 NOTE:
 It is strongly recommended to use this unit with a computer whose
       parallel port supports the EPP ( Enhanced Parallel Port ) mode or
       the ECP ( Extended Capabilities Port ) mode.
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