It comes with optional parallel and PC Card interfaces which can be accessed by a simple cable change as the socket on the back of the drive is a standard fit for each type. Essentially, it's an EIDE drive in a case with some clever electronics that allow it connect to your system in several ways.
Installation is simple and straightforward thanks to the manual's comprehensive instructions.
Each of the programs is easy to use, with simple wizards that guide you through the stages of CD compilation. Overall, this is a useful device offering solid performance and a good bundle of software. In fact, our only niggle concerns the interface cable at the rear of the drive, which lacks any retaining screws. As a result, it can come loose quite easily if the drive is knocked. All rights reserved.