We have several TPDD emulators, on several platforms, wich is great, because those relieve us from having to maintain old electromechanical hardware.
But is there a cassette-player-emulator ? That would be quite handy for people that can't or don't want to upgrade their machine, and are content to keep using it with just tape-like storage. Also, you wouldn't have to load ROMware or client-software. If there was, it would be compatible, not only for the Model T's, but virtually all across the TRS-80 line, Model I, Model III (and M4 in III mode) Coco 1, 2 & 3, probably a lot of pocket computers also, and maybe even non-Tandy computers ? (MSX maybe ?) So, assuming one doesn't exist, would it be difficult to build? Analog storage ? Digital storage? AD-DA reproduction ? Arduino, perhaps ? Just some wild thinking ... Greetings from the TyRannoSaurus Jan-80
