SCSI

SCSI

Small Computer System Interface, is an interface for connecting peripherals to computers that allows the daisy-chaining of such devices. It is now widely used for scanners, digital cameras and CD-R drives, all devices that require transferring a large amount of data to the computer. SCSI is faster than RS-232-C, but is still obsolete when compared to the USB interface.

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Industry/Domain: Consumer electronics
Category: Digital camera
Company: Canon
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see small computer systems interface (SCSI).

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