I love my VX Nano. If you're going to be dual-booting anything, go with RF. I found having to re-associate bluetooth every time I boot into the other operating system (and back again) to be VERY annoying.
MiniDiscs do have re-writable capabilities, but I don't think part of it can be read-only, while another part is read/write. They do have little slider tabs that allow for switching from read-only to read/write. I have a MiniDisc player/recorder, and I absolutely adore it. It's skip-free, scratch-proof, and rewritable media, for roughly $2 a disc. It's possible that there is a format where part of it can be read-only, but I havn't found anything about it.
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I love my VX Nano. If you're going to be dual-booting anything, go with RF. I found having to re-associate bluetooth every time I boot into the other operating system (and back again) to be VERY annoying.
wait wait wait. hold on.
Microsoft actually thinks they have an OS?
Walking around a campus checking signal strength with something like this is real nice.
Can you ping me now? Good.
it would be interesting if Sony decided to make a portable console, and use the minidisc with the hybrid format, for game save storage.
MiniDiscs do have re-writable capabilities, but I don't think part of it can be read-only, while another part is read/write. They do have little slider tabs that allow for switching from read-only to read/write. I have a MiniDisc player/recorder, and I absolutely adore it. It's skip-free, scratch-proof, and rewritable media, for roughly $2 a disc. It's possible that there is a format where part of it can be read-only, but I havn't found anything about it.