atrocity wrote: > Even the first-generation models beat the pants off analog cassettes. > I sure wish Sony had marketed it better. When MD appeared, it was > infinitely easier to deal with than the extremely expensive and > extremely fussy computer equipment necessary to make CDs. I loved > being able to archive vinyl by getting the levels right, letting > everything record, then going back and neatly topping and tailing and > creating track marks...but I never even knew that was possible until I > bought one of the damned things. Sony just ran ads saying "I can > record on a disc!" and never said a word about how advanced the editing > capabilities were. >
Nah, they should've made PC mini disk drives from day one. Being able to play/read, write/record and copy on a PC would've been a huge thing back then. Now, they were left behind by the CD which - eventually - did allow that. Too afraid of 'piracy', of course.... Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
