As time moves on and away from some protocols, it's cool to see new adaptations to some of our old tech.
In that vein, here is a new one, SCSIFlash:
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/storage/scsi-isnt-dead-yet-new-ssd-for-old-or-obsolete-systems-is-a-boon-for-retro-computing-fansLooks like it can support CF, M.2 SSD, and many other modern mediums/protocols.
https://solidstatedisks.com/legacy-tapes-drives
Curious if anyone has tried any of these on their NeXT?
I checked in on this...wasn't able to find a 50-pin version available. They only seemed to have 68 and 80-pin devices.
Definitely gonna keep checking though. I'll probably send along an enquiry and see about getting more info.
I haven't tried any of these drives but they look like a great replacement. It would be interesting to benchmark these on an Intel box. Red Rock Technologies make a 50 pin solid state SCSI drive but I read that they're a bit expensive.
https://redrocktech.com/products/scsissd/ (
https://redrocktech.com/products/scsissd/)