| [Rant] Where is MorphOS for CSPPC? | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2004 11:33 GMT by Kolbjørn Barmen (Edited on 2004-07-26 13:40:05 GMT by Christian Kemp) | 78 comments
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Whatever happened to the promised support for PowerUp? While people are discussing the meaning of "promise" and "support" I want to ask what the final outcome of MorphOS for PowerUP machines is. web archive (20030602171643) of www.morphos.net/support.php3. Was it ever promised? Not? Versions? Support? When? The mention of CSPPC and BlizzPPC was there for more than 3 years before it vanished when morphos.de/morphos.net became ..uhm.. genesized. :)
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| Posted by Chris Hodges on 26-Jul-2004 17:06 GMT | In reply to Comment 23 (Kolbjørn Barmen):
> But what do you put in those slow USB ports? It is uncomfortably slow for
> scanners,
Did you try this? Most scanners have USB1.1 interfaces anyway.
> printers,
1MB/sec is enough for printing -- you still need a machine fast enough to calculate the printing data at that speed *and* the printer bringing this data to the paper at at least that rate.
> storage, cams
Yes, that is a problem. But why not fitting in a USB2.0 card for that purpose?
> the obvious usage is HID devices like keyboard and mouse.
Then you could stick with PS/2. The fact, that there are a lot more devices at low or medium bandwidth, make the USB1.1 onboard ports of the Pegasos 1/2 not obsolete. Still, I agree that Peg3 has to have USB2.0. |
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