> > > > New machine, anyone? > > > > Yes please. Could I have mustard with that, please? > > If you want... mild or burger?
Ummmmm, mild please. > > Nae bad at all. Standard sound processor, or custom built? > > IDE HD interface? You know it makes sense - plug in two cheap hd's really > > easily. > > Yup... all in 1 chip :) Good good good. > > Pronounced "S squared", right? Standing for SAM squared, or any other > > reason? > > Yeppers -- that's it except it obviously doesn't stand for that, for > copyright reasons :) Of _course_ not. Obviously. > > > Full SCSI implementation? PCMCIA interface? Dunno, really. Proper parallel & > > serial interfaces, tho, are a must. Anything else is probably more money > > than > > its worth. > > Yeah... Dunno about SCSI and PCMCIA tho'... > Yeah, you don't really need them, but if you could plug in any old SCSI device it would be pretty neat. > > High density drive? They usually cope with DD disks as well, of course, so > > SAM compatibility should be fine, and hd disks are _so_ much better than > > dd's. > > 'twill do :) :) :) it's all in that chip I mentioned. > Good news. > > But will it ever happen? If so, when? > > Within the next 2 years hopefully More good news. I should even have some money by then :) > > Si Nige
