Planning new A1200 purchase, any must have upgrades?

[LoadWB]

Just as quick note, I used a Transcend 5-in-1 PCMCIA card reader to successfully read a 16GB M2 card (as used in my SonyEricsson phones.)  I assume that it will also read the same size in MS and MS Pro as the M2 was in an MS Pro adapter.  That would be a maybe-no-so-cheap-way to overcome the 2GB limitation of the SD (what were they thinking?!)

Sad thing: my 1200 can read the 16GB M2 using this adapter, while my Windows XP x64 machine cannot.

But then, CF cards are MUCH more portable than M2.  I think someone also mentioned using a MicroDrive in the PCMCIA adapter.  I have given that some thought as I plan to replace the 4GB MicroDrive in my Palm LifeDrive with a CF card.

[LoadWB]

They're great for shooting at cats and visitors. My cat found the blind spot where it can't reach him, right behind it - http://www.flickr.com/photos/24340362@N08/4463504749/

He jumps up and tries to grab the missiles if I fire them at him, and he makes that sound that me makes when he sees birds outside.

I was going to exclaim those are the exact uses.  Anyway, I may have mentioned this to you before, but I had a black stray who wandered into my apartment and never left.  He came round a couple of weeks before Halloween so I was going to name him something like "Magic" or "Black Magic" but was not satisfied with the idea, so I followed the logical links from magic to Merlin, then Merlin's "pet" owl in "Sword in the Stone," Archimedes.

I think it is absolutely hilarious that the rocket launcher controller is included in Poseidon!

[LoadWB]

If you get a Subway USB card for your A1200 you can use USB control pads and joysticks, but only with system-friendly software, so that throws out 95% of games.

What about under WHDLoad?

[LoadWB]

Unfortunately WHDLoad conflicts with Poseidon and won't allow you to use USB devices in WHDLoad-installed games.

That sucks. I wonder if this is something Chris and the WHDLoad team could work to fix.  Just a quick sort-of-off-topic thought.