These have the proprietary Ultrabay 2000 interface. The other type I own are 2 of IBM Thinkpad T23 Ultrabay 2000 type. It is my understanding that these were popular with Mac users too. They use a USB interface, but I have found I can also boot from them through the USB on a SuperMicro X6DAE Motherboard Bios. The LS240’s that I personally own are 2 of QPS Que! Superdisk 240mb FD32mb However, if you have an LS120 then I will be really impressed if you can get it to read anything. You can pull the SuperDisk out of its housing and use an Easy IDE adaptor instead. I presume you are referring to the power adaptor when you mention. I have no idea what a scorecard for the Mac is. Not sure if that question was meant for me. If anyone wants this Superwriter32 software I have stuck it on a download site. The media – the disks themselves I have found to be quality. So far I have not had an LS-240 drive fail on me. I came to these drives quite by chance, as an ex girlfriend of mine, was having serious problems because 1000’s of MB of data that had been stored on LS-120’s could no longer be read on the LS-120 drives that were bought at the time to do the job. I use it on my XP Workstations and Laptops. However I have never got it to work on Windows 7 or later. The software Superwriter32 is very slim doesn’t grab resources and works well. It doesn’t need to be rewritten, so writing speed not a problem. If one uses variable bit rate MP3 recording you can get a whole album in quite high quality on a floppy for your 32mb. I have probably 1000 albums stored on floppy disk and just printed off nice album covers for floppy’s as I went to put on front of floppy. The SuperWriter32 software is slow to write, but the disks can be read fast by simple insertion. I still use LS-240’s with floppy, LS-120 and LS-240 disks. Perhaps Imation should have waited and only brought these out, the damage was done with the LS-120’s terrible build quality. The LS-240’s are an entirely different experience – they work. The heads miss-align for the laser on the LS-120’s, so in effect you have a relatively quick floppy drive reader, as this uses a separate head (I believe). I still have 4 LS-240’s (2X QPS QUE1’s and 2 Ultrabay 2000 models) drives and 6 LS-120’s are that the LS-120’s all fail regardless of how they are stored, or if they are brand new and never used. Regarding LS-240’s and LS-120’s My experience covering about 20 drives.

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