> gene wrote: <Both DVD and CD-RW apparently haven't taken wing yet.>
>
> I think they're on the runway awaiting clearance, though.
Let's hope. These floppy slots are currently just ornamental, after all.
Next to nothing fits on 'em anymore. Zipdrive would be floppy++, if only
media prices wouldn't be held up artificially.
> <Still no news of cheap fiber optics standard/multiple serial buses
> finishing off the backplane bus. However, remember SGI Octane's 1.6
> GByte/link crossbar. Leaving Archaicum; please fasten your seat belts.>
>
> Some drool seems to have penetrated my now-defunct keyboard. Where may I
> bill you for it?
Uh, caveat lector. (I fact I was :P~~~~~ , as well, I fervently wish this
stuff was already there. Chucks, even a vanila NIR LED as 4 MHz bandwidth,
plastic optofiber costs next to nothing, and even semiconductor lasers lie
in low $10 range. It's all a standard by fiat thing. Why can't we send old
mumboard to retirement home? Why?
ciao,
'gene
> Reilly
>
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