Hopefully I can cut and paste the internal photo. No one could/should
argue that 90% of the internal volume is wasted space. With the new
Controller you could make this headless like the Duet, half the size
(orient in the other direction) and it would be awesome.
Suprlite7;271627 Wrote:
argue that 90% of the internal volume is wasted space.
Looks more like just under 50%.
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haunyack
Transporter - BK 200.2 - Vandersteen 3A Signature
C.G. Conn New York Wonder - circa 1898.
Hi,
what exactly does the linked photography show? Which components are
added? I can not see the photo. ;)
Br Jeronimo
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Suprlite7;271338 Wrote:
The SB3 if double it's depth could have the same capability as the TP
I'm guessing. You could add a larger screen to boot and still have a
small form factor. I don't see a necessity for maintaining an old
standard. Computers used to come in the same size box but
jaysung;271637 Wrote:
Hi,
what exactly does the linked photography show? Which components are
added? I can not see the photo. ;)
Br Jeronimo
Hello,
Use that link again, then scroll down until you see photos. What you
will see is a picture of a ModWright Transporter with the top cover
off.
The larger the screen the better for me, so I say keep the current form
factor and make it even taller, with a bigger screen.
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The SB3 if double it's depth could have the same capability as the TP
I'm guessing. You could add a larger screen to boot and still have a
small form factor. I don't see a necessity for maintaining an old
standard. Computers used to come in the same size box but that's not
the case any more.
Hrm, what are the dimensions of the TP's empty space I suppose you
could fit a small embeded slimserver in there. Just need to add an
external USB port to add an external CD drive for ripping/encoding.
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Suprlite7;271288 Wrote:
I recommend the next Transporter be 1/2 its present size which could
easily be done without sacrificing any of the elements within.
The Transporter was designed with audiophiles and the higher end market
in mind. To that end, the device needs to be X inches wide and
jaysung;271325 Wrote:
Hello,
Well, I agree. When opening the tp I was tempted to put something into
it just to fill the space ...
Here is what I thaught of:
- solid state hard disk and some unnecessary Slimserver overhead ;)
- Cd drive to rip or directly play music
- heavy duty copper
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