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All other Hardware - [Answered] Colorado vs Trakker tape drives posted in the Hardware forums; both drives are made by HP. does anyone know if the drives are compatable with the media they produce. What is the differece between the 2 Any help would be ...

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Default [Answered] Colorado vs Trakker tape drives
both drives are made by HP.
does anyone know if the drives are compatable with the media they produce.
What is the differece between the 2
Any help would be appreiciated
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Default they are the same
they are the same
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Trakker is external
Colorado (jumbo) are internal
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Sorry for the lack in reply!
Glad you posted the answer to this problem.
Many thanks,
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