Oh but it does sound like an intresting project! Duo's are all over so why no cut a few up and see if it will work gawd knows it could be a benefit to duo users! They are old slow and becoming usless. I seldom use my duo280c, 2300 or the 2400 (gave it to my brother). I find myself using My Vaio (With the cursed windows system) and Ti more than anything else. Brandy
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