I would like to see this implemented; it would make reading RFBD
books SO much easier than it is now, and support basic audio CDs
along with CDs that store files; my professors are always burning
files to CD instead of sending them, so this would help
immensely. The mPower supports a few disk drives, though none
are on the supported hardware list, but it will not yet play
audio disks or automatically load a book like hw could make it
do.
Have a great day,
Alex
----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Mates <[email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date sent: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 13:57:29 -0500
Subject: [Braillenote] Hardware suggestion
Hi, folks: I know that, usually, people have suggestions for new
software. However, mine is for new hardware. Here 'tis. Why
not take the old disk drive, and convert it into a COULD drive?
You could plug it into the PCMCIA slot, just like the disk drive.
But, this little guy would play COULD's, or, more importantly, it
would enable not to read COULD rom stuff, like the groups that
sell the Could's with arajj books on 'em. Seems like that would
be a great idea! I should know about great ideeas; after all,
wasn't I the one who helped Columbus discover Ohio? Blessings,
Bob
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