[etni] Fw: re: A Last Gasp for Audio Cassettes
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- Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:13:51 +0200
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From: "Linda Kuras Mizrahi" <lsk120@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: A Last Gasp for Audio Cassettes
There is a way to do it without buying that machine. A friend of mine
explained what to get (an inexpensive cable) and how to do it, but I have
never had the chance to try it out. I will ask him again and get back to
the list!
Linda Kuras Mizrahi
Margie wrote:
>Gee, I wish the Inspectorate realized this too when they make everyone
>(kids
>and teachers) scramble to get
>Walkmans (Walkmen??!!) for Bagrut and other tests when CD's and MP3/4's are
>what is used these days...!
>Too bad this machine described below is so expensive..
>One Last Gasp for Audio Cassettes, Hooked Up to the Computer
>By JOHN BIGGS
>It's time to bury the audio cassette. Actually, it was time to bury the
cassette a long time ago. The format is essentially dead and the cassette
tape player is now as obsolete as the Edison wax-cylinder player. But what
if you still have a few tapes clattering around in your closet? The Alesis
TapeLink U.S.B. could wring one last bit of music out of this expired
medium.
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