A floppy drive that might actually be useful
Monday, February 25th, 2008
I spent several years of my life as a PC technician. I did many tasks which ranged from selling and building new computers to troubleshooting networks and general PC repair. One thing that you quickly learn is that the people that tend to have the most problems are also the ones running the oldest hardware. Needless to say, I worked on plenty of machines running Windows 95 and 98, which also meant I worked with a lot of floppy disks. I hated keeping a floppy drive in my computer, but sadly it was essential to my job. I don’t think I’d mind it quite as much if the drive served another purpose like reading multiple memory cards.



So you’ve just spent all your money picking up that Xbox 360, PS3, or Nintendo Wii with not much money left over to pick up a spanking new widescreen High Definition TV (although the Wii still runs on standard def, playing it on a nice TV never hurts)? Fear not, the 1440 VGA Gamer TV Box lets you play your games on a standard computer monitor, and since it comes with Picture-in-Picture display, you can always have your World of Warcraft fix while your other half is busy keeping herself occupied with Super Paper Mario on the wii - all on the same screen.






