Actually the disk in those devices is a 2 inch disk.
When you let drop these devices, the device will break NOT the harddisk. It is indeed a mechanical
feature : the smaller the disk the more it can resist shocks and the disk is guaranteed to 9 G !
The PJB disks spins up ever 10 minutes or so because the device contains about 10 MB of RAM to buffer
About supporting Linux ?
Well you have to register and then you have to sign a document and then you probably have to pay !
Moreover the SBLIve soundcard is NOT the device nomad !!!!
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the PJB can (if need be) support other sound formats. The firmware can be upgraded
Actually the disk in those devices is a 2 inch disk. When you let drop these devices, the device will break NOT the harddisk. It is indeed a mechanical feature : the smaller the disk the more it can resist shocks and the disk is guaranteed to 9 G ! The PJB disks spins up ever 10 minutes or so because the device contains about 10 MB of RAM to buffer
About supporting Linux ? Well you have to register and then you have to sign a document and then you probably have to pay ! Moreover the SBLIve soundcard is NOT the device nomad !!!!