Hi,
I think it's a wonderful idea, but I actually like having floppy drives (when they're working properly, of course
). It adds to the charm of using vintage hardware, I think.
On the other hand, if I were going to use, say, a Plus as my main computer, I'd probably prefer something like this over a traditional floppy (SD-cards are much more reliable), so I don't have to worry about losing stuff, but perhaps as a secondary drive (plugged into the port in back), so I could have both.
What I'm really excited about was his working prototype of a Mac Plus clone. I really wish he'd finish that up (in fact, weren't the Plus clone and the floppy emulator sort of like "co-projects"?)
c
I think it's a wonderful idea, but I actually like having floppy drives (when they're working properly, of course
). It adds to the charm of using vintage hardware, I think.On the other hand, if I were going to use, say, a Plus as my main computer, I'd probably prefer something like this over a traditional floppy (SD-cards are much more reliable), so I don't have to worry about losing stuff, but perhaps as a secondary drive (plugged into the port in back), so I could have both.
What I'm really excited about was his working prototype of a Mac Plus clone. I really wish he'd finish that up (in fact, weren't the Plus clone and the floppy emulator sort of like "co-projects"?)
c