Re: CDR's & MP3 for GS???

[spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)]

In article supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) writes...

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>them all now) I'd probably go the route of the Mac
>emulator.  I've been using an evaluation copy of
>Gemulator and it is great.  As soon as I can, I'll get the
>real thing.

    Have you had a look at Fusion? It runs up to MacOS 8.5,
supports color, sound, SCSI devices, CD-ROMs, floppy drives
(it can even be set to poll your PC's 3.5 drive like the GS
and Mac do) and runs faster than a real 68K Macintosh.

    It's kind of similar to the PC-Transporter for the Apple,
as it takes over the entire system when running, including
all PC peripheral which get turned into Mac devices. This is
a software emulator though, not hardware.

>Right now, I can do this on a Zip disk, but I doubt
>IIGS users would shell out the $20 for it that would
>allow me to break even for the Zip disk and the
>shipping.  CD-R's, meanwhile, are $3 each.  I can
>ask for $5 each and break even.

    Blank CD's (with jewel cases) cost only about US$1 here,
though the price goes up with different quality brand names. 

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Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca