Linked by Adam S on Thu 6th Oct 2005 12:00 UTC
With each successive generation of technology, we collectively make each leap faster and with slightly less pain. However, as a music fanatic, the jump from tape to CD/mp3 was a tough one for me. Enter the Plusdeck2 Tape-RW PC Cassette Deck. This fantastic device, supplied by geeks.com, has been one of the best devices I've had the pleasure of reviewing. Read on for the complete story. 
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2005-09-04
I for one appreciate learning about this product.
I've gone the stereo to PC route and it was a pain in the butt, taking up too much space and requiring me to change my PC sound settings (before and then after each taping session).
We play audio books to our children each night from the family PC adjacent to their bedroom and we've about maxed out the local library systems in terms of CD Audiobooks. However they have much larger numbers of cassette audiobooks just waiting for us to figure out a way to use them.
A product like the one mentioned here may be in my future and help save me time, money and technical frustration.
Also, I think I see a KDE-based desktop in my future (just trying to drive up the number of comments on this article ;-) )