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Build a Cheap Media-Reading PC? |
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Oct 20, 2008, 08:21am
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Build a Cheap Media-Reading PC?
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tsm_sf writes "A recent Slashdot article got me thinking about dead and dying media. I'd like to build a cheap PC with the goal of being able to read as many old formats as possible. Size and power consumption would be design considerations; priority of media formats would be primary. How would you approach such a project?"
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