| 国民党 | 2007-09-26 15:33 |
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闲逛DCEMU时看到的 还带有USB  Here's some information about this unit via DCEmulation Devcast: Made by Imega Corp, the makers of the Zip Disc format, this Zip drive was made to increase the Dreamcast's storage capacity but mainly for emails, web pages, and other internet based files. The 100 Mega-Byte storage disk drive is essentially the same as the ones made for PCs with slight modifications made to make it compatible with the DC. "We chose the Zip drive for its durability and low cost. For gaming purposes, durability is essential," said a Sega spokesperson. The drive was conceived after there was a strong demand for more storage space than Sega's servers were offering to save email and web pages onto. The drive could also save game-updata data so all those extra quake maps could be played at home. The drive was made to fit under the DC and would connect to the expansion port with the modem, then being plugged into the Zip drive. This was to help promote the DC from a console to a home entertainment/information system with the release of other accessories (which were also never released). This Zip drive was not going to be compatible with the PC Zip drives, but it was suggested that software for the PC would eventually be released to make it compatible with the DC Zip drive. The Zip dive was to have a retail price of $199 USD and to be released sometime in the third quarter of 2000. I've added some additional pictures. *** The Zip Drive extension box was designed for the Sega Dreamcast. There is a physical connection that joins the setup game console with the extension box. This was the only prototype in the world. It never made it to manufacturing since Sega had cancelled their hardware gaming console business plans The original purpose of the extension box was to save game scores to the Zip media and load additional players characters into the Dreamcast games. This is a rare collectible item for the serious gamer connoisseur. *** Offering www.escrow.com, Escrow service for handling the transaction. Buyer pays fees. http://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/payment-escrow.html *** I hope the escrow service will help ease everyone's concerns about my feedback rating. I can't change the fact that it's low due to not selling many items in the past. Thanks for everyone's suggestions and your patience.     |
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