Re: TI-H: Christmas List
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Re: TI-H: Christmas List
No, I respect what he does. If he doesn't want to work on the display and
make a final release then he doesn't. And I'll bet Saehan's MP3 HDD portable
will be in my hand before (and if) his complete HDD player schems and
drivers are on the web. I'm getting less and less excited about Grants
player as the days go on, because (Jan?) 1999 I'll be able to buy a HDD
player from saehan. Although that case is extremely gay and I would
immediately make a mold and replace it.
On Thu, 19 Nov 1998 21:58:11 -0600, David Knaack wrote:
>
> From: danb@mailexcite.com <danb@mailexcite.com>
> >I don't know, but if I were Grant I'd be working my ass off. I mean,
once
> >you have made a working MP3 portable player, you've just gotta make it
> >improved so the public can easily look at COMPLETED schematics, upload a
> >SINGLE driver for the AVR, and copy windows/mac/linux software to a disc
> and
> >take advantage of it by shipping em out and make a lot of $ off of it...
>
>
> I'd hazard a guess that Grant isn't particularly intrested in selling it
or
> plans
> for it (if he was I'm sure he would have done as you said). Don't
assume
> everyone is driven by the same goals as you. I'm guessing he did it
because
> it was an entertaining project and gave him a cool portable player, not
> because
> he wanted to get rich teaching the world how to make a device that
probably
> more than one major manufacturer will probably be making commercially
> in a short time.
>
> He as absolutly no obligation to release anything he creates, or prove
> to anyone that he did create it (most of us won't actually believe him
until
> we have a working model on our workbench tho...).
>
> DK
>
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