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Hard drives sold in an external case specifically for the Atari ST, usually with some kind of host adaptor included.
Hard drives sold in an external case specifically for the Atari ST, usually with some kind of host adaptor included.


Atari:
'''Atari''':


[[SH204]] - 20 Meg Hard Drive
[[SH204]] - 20 Meg Hard Drive
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[[Megafile 44]] - 44 Meg Removable Hard Disk Drive
[[Megafile 44]] - 44 Meg Removable Hard Disk Drive


Supra:
'''Prima''':
 
[[Prima]] 52DC
 
Prima 127DC
 
Prima 170DC
 
'''Supra''':


[[Supradrive]] - 10 Meg Hard Drive
[[Supradrive]] - 10 Meg Hard Drive


Others:
'''Others''':


[[Habadisk 10]] - 10 Meg Hard Drive
[[Habadisk 10]] - 10 Meg Hard Drive


[[SyDOS 88e]] - Syquest Removable 88 Meg Hard Drive
[[SyDOS 88e]] - Syquest Removable 88 Meg Hard Drive


== Host adaptor cards ==
== Host adaptor cards ==

Revision as of 11:01, 31 August 2011

Complete hard drives

Hard drives sold in an external case specifically for the Atari ST, usually with some kind of host adaptor included.

Atari:

SH204 - 20 Meg Hard Drive

SH205 - 20 Meg Hard Drive

Megafile 20 - 20 Meg Hard Drive

Megafile 30 - 30 Meg Hard Drive

Megafile 60 - 60 Meg Hard Drive

Megafile 44 - 44 Meg Removable Hard Disk Drive

Prima:

Prima 52DC

Prima 127DC

Prima 170DC

Supra:

Supradrive - 10 Meg Hard Drive

Others:

Habadisk 10 - 10 Meg Hard Drive

SyDOS 88e - Syquest Removable 88 Meg Hard Drive

Host adaptor cards

Special devices that allow SCSI, IDE and MFM hard drives (as well as potentially any other mass storage device) to be attached to the Atari ST's DMA port.

Atari:

ICD:

AdSCSI MicroST

AdSCSI ST

AdSCSI Plus ST

The Link 2

Supra:

Disto:

ATHD

Hard drive controllers

Devices that allow hard drives or other forms of mass storage to be attached to the ST via expansion slots, the CPU socket or any other means.

SatanDisk

UltraSatan

SDiskEmul (not really a proper hard-drive, more of a floppy replacement)

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