Re: What's Next for the Apple II?

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

"joe" <forspam@wideopenwest.com> wrote in message
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: Bill Garber wrote:
: >
: > Well, Bless me, and if you're patient, you'll
: > hopefully see some more new hardware. I have a
: > few things in the works, and there are a couple
: > others which are working on some things.
:
: Kinda along these lines...  I've noticed that there
: are CF adapter cards available (OK, so haven't really
: looked up to this point)  Anyway, any thoughts of using
: the CFFA card to access one of these?  Probably better
: to ask Richard Dreher directly, but thought I'd try here.
: Would it be a hardware problem or software problem to use
: these things?  Any thoughts?
:
: Joe Barbey
: (yes, that is an actual email address)

Well Joe,

The CFFA card has a CF card socket on-board,
so therefore, an adapter is a mute point.
The CFFA is a great card, and I am fashioning
one for the //c which will plug onto the CPU
socket and the CPU will plug onto my card.
I believe the //c has been neglected and I
hope to remedy this with this device. This
card will be able to use a hard drive ( will
need to remove the floppy and use a special
cable which I am also designing ) inside or
use one of above noted adapters to utilize
a CF card. I am not applying the CF socket
to the card as the adapters are cheaper than
I can provide one for. I have seen these for
as little as $20.

Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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