kolla wrote:
many of the machines there are no network solutions - the main point of such a device is to offer an easy way of transporting data to and from amiga (very much how floppies were used).
Every Amiga can be networked (albeit slow) using a serial cable. Amiga A500 is the only one with no (cheap) ethernet solution. A600 and A1200 can use ultra cheap PCMCIA ethernet adapter, but I'd recommend a Compact flash adapter. Very cheap, very easy and very fast. Move Gigabytes of data.
kolla wrote:
And? I have heaploads of amiga CDs, but hardly any of my Amigas have CD-drive, and most of them have no easy way to attach one. All of them (except from CD32) have the external floppy port. If there was a CD-drive one could plug into the floppy port, it would not be a problem. :-)
Which Amiga do you have? It is very easy (today) to add a CD-drive to any Amiga. The A600/A1200/A4000 can all take an IDE CD-ROM with just a cable and software. Ok so it's ugly having the IDE cable going external for the A600/1200 but you can fit slimline laptop drives internally with a bit of DIY.
A3000 you can add easily add external SCSI CD-ROM.
A2000/A500 you can also add an externa SCSI CD-ROM if you have a SCSI card (which are reasonably cheap).
But we are going WAY off topic