ZuluSCSI Pico Slim

These are the new ZuluSCSI Pico Slim boards within a handy ultra-ultra-small case with an external DB25 jack. These are the smallest SCSI SD card readers ever made. Powered internally with a Raspberry Pico W, this takes miniaturization to a new level - and works just like all of it's brothers in the ZuluSCSI family! Note: some hosts, listed below, do not have a DB25 SCSI jack but a MDB50 or CEN50. So, we give you the option between a Pico Slim or the new SCSI Knife MDB50/CEN50 (a ZuluSCSI product). SCSI Knife does away with the extra adapter and functions very similar (if not identical) to the Pico Slim. We recommend that model for the MDB50/CEN50-SCSI hosts as it makes it much less prone to external abuse and damage. They use a Micro SD card, and most samplers/hosts supply power via the SCSI line. (If they don't, simply use a USB Android cable plugged into a wall-charger.) As far as functionality is concerned, the wonderful aspect of the ZuluSCSI Pico Slim is the ability to access up