Please forgive my SCSI ignorance here. 
It seems that I've maxed out the tiny 2 GB hard drive in my Power Mac 9500. I do have an external USB drive, that only works with 1.1 (OS 9), which transfers at .5 MB/s approx. Would I achieve faster transfers if I used a SCSI hard drive? I did some reading HERE and found that the internal/external SCSI bus can achieve upto 5 MB/s, and even as high as 10MB/s with Fast SCSI. However, 50-pin SCSI drives are harder to find, expensive, and don't come in very large capacities.
Bottom line, what's my best option here for 10-20 gigs of storage?
It seems that I've maxed out the tiny 2 GB hard drive in my Power Mac 9500. I do have an external USB drive, that only works with 1.1 (OS 9), which transfers at .5 MB/s approx. Would I achieve faster transfers if I used a SCSI hard drive? I did some reading HERE and found that the internal/external SCSI bus can achieve upto 5 MB/s, and even as high as 10MB/s with Fast SCSI. However, 50-pin SCSI drives are harder to find, expensive, and don't come in very large capacities.
Bottom line, what's my best option here for 10-20 gigs of storage?