Sorry. My misunderstanding. I took the "Future Features" part of the Store product page too literally. Since, as you mention, it was designed to be used with 34pin floppy connections, I assumed you could hook up real PC drive mechanisms to it, and use it as a 1541 or potentially other disk drives through the serial IEC adapter, and of course wondered if there was a way to make it work on an Amiga.
That would have been an awesome retro device that could potentially be sold to to any vintage computer hobbyist. Commodore, Atari, Apple, Amiga, 68k Mac, even modern system users who want to access retro disks through USB.
You wouldn't be able to keep them in stock. :-D
But... apparently I was just reading my own wish fulfillment thoughts into your product literature. :'-(
Thanks for the courteous reply.
That would have been an awesome retro device that could potentially be sold to to any vintage computer hobbyist. Commodore, Atari, Apple, Amiga, 68k Mac, even modern system users who want to access retro disks through USB.
You wouldn't be able to keep them in stock. :-D
But... apparently I was just reading my own wish fulfillment thoughts into your product literature. :'-(
Thanks for the courteous reply.