Whether it be SCSI, processor-direct or another means, I would love to have an INTERNAL CF card flash drive in my Mac 512 (or 128) that is compatible with the 64k ROMs. Just slip a 32MB flash card in and go! Even if it needed to be partitioned into "drawers" like the old internal Hyperdrives, it would be fun to have. It would be super quiet, quite fast and would draw virtually no power. It would put off no heat and put no strain on the power supply. I see these sort of things all the time for the Apple II. Hobbyists put these things together, for goodness sake. Yet there is nothing like that for old Macs. Yes, I am aware the Apple II has slots. And yes I am aware its "easier" to program for the Apple II. But is the Mac "that" much harder?