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I have a sweet HP LaserJet 5P with a parallel port. I can load it up with a new toner cartridge for $30.
I still use a printer with a parallel port. I think a device would probably be useless for a large percentage of users without one.
There are probably still quite a few UPSs out there using serial as well.
I would assume some new ones still use serial instead of/in addition to USB.
Hey --- I think it's really cool that a computer can connect to a parallel universe.
I don't know if they are still around, but the kernel used to support some stuff for networking over parallel ports, so I'm hoping to one day communicate with the parallel me in whichever universe I am successful and respected.
I'd love to ask me for a loan.
I don't know if they are still around, but the kernel used to support some stuff for networking over parallel ports, so I'm hoping to one day communicate with the parallel me in whichever universe I am successful and respected.
I'd love to ask me for a loan.
> I'd love to ask me for a loan.
I already tried that. The parallel me knows I'm not a good credit risk. :(
I already tried that. The parallel me knows I'm not a good credit risk. :(
Oh crap!
I'd need to find a parallel universe where you can be successful, respect AND stupid without going into politics or show business.
I'd need to find a parallel universe where you can be successful, respect AND stupid without going into politics or show business.
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My guess this is a device aimed squarely at IT people who have to work with (old & expensive) industrial equipment with aging interfaces. It's too big to be web tablet. It's just the right size to sit on a table next to a milling machine or assembly line robot with old serial and parallel port interfaces.