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Originally Posted by Raven_Writer
I'm not quite sure on this, but I believe there's a special drive you can buy for a computer that will handle cassettes.
I just remember reading some stuff about these drives you put into your computer (much like a HDD, or a zip drive probably), and it will handle the reading/writing of cassettes.
When I get home, unless someone beats me to it, I'll search on Best Buy and see if I can find one less than 149.99 (since my school blocked most of those sites).
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It used to be that computers didn't have hard drives OR floppy drives. They had tape drives, with some using regular cassette tapes.
Here is the
Plus Drive 2 at Thinkgeek that Joesph pointed out. And
the companies website.
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