Philips' JackRabbit32 DVD/CD-RW External Drive
James Bell writes "Designtechnica.com has just posted a brief first look of Philips new JackRabbit32 external DVD/CD-RW drive. This appears to be the first information leaked on the net about this product from what I can tell. This drive has multiple video out ports for hook up to a television or other video sources. There is also Dolby Digital 5.1 support as well as USB 2.0 and Firewire support. The drive can also play audio or MP3 CD's as well. Since the decoder is onboard, it should be easy to get the Jackrabbit32 to run under Linux I would imagine."
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The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
I hear there are aftermarket plans to convert it to beta/8-track formats...l33t g34r
So now I can watch DVD while burning a CD!
Forget that, I want a CD/LP-RW)
How about an external 8-Track reader/8 inch floppy drive (with USB support)?
Contact Me (got tired of viruses emailing me).
The JackRabbit32 will be available in January 2003, and will cost $299.
Hey, that's just in time for Valentine's Day! Now I've got the perfect gift!
He: Look dear, I got you a JackRabbit32!
She: Um, that's nice, but what about....
He: Hang on, let me show you what this baby can do. It can burn a CD, or play one!, Or you can...
(Sound of door slamming.)
...we nickname this rabbit 'Bugs'.
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Wow! So I can record CD's and play DVD's on this thing, is that really right?!?
And it might be able to work under Linux!!! Did I read that right???
Is this truly the only Earth I can live on?
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The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.