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  - Another floppy emulator (works with TRS-80, Apple II a.s.o.)
    03/28/11
    Amazing what some had already developed... it's a silicon floppy which can emulate even disk drives for an Apple II, but also for unusual disk formats like the TRS-80 SD/DD mixed ones.
    
    Just take a look at
    http://www.thesvd.com/svd/index.php
    
    It doesn't look very e
  - Kind of a network connection to every CP/M computer ...
    03/16/11
    Interesting idea: Take a device which can do conversion between TCP/IP and a Serial Port ...
    
    http://www.toniwestbrook.com/archives/148
    
    This is not very cheap, but seems to be an easy way to get files through an Ethernet network or even via WiFi connection from and to a CP/M com
  - Another real Z80 portable - today we would talk about a netbook... 1987 it wasn't a sensation but very handy
    03/12/11
    Clive Sinclair's last computer creation was manufactured by his own company Cambridge Computer. It's a Z80 (3.2768 MHz) based very slim and handy laptop, has a LCD display with 6 rows and 80 columns (native resolution is 640x64 pixels), and at least 32KB RAM.
    You can use additional ca
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