Jason Diamond
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What kind of "pricing" difference are you talking about between the 2 possible versions?
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Could you just have a port with a standard keyboard interface (PS2 or USB) and map to a standard keyboard? Or just a number pad keyboard? That would eliminate the need for including buttons on the motherboard and the panel. I have no idea what I'm talking about, it just occurs to me you could probably do this.
Question on the same line,
Is it any easier to get access to the Ethernet control connection API's for color? I don't think there's a set bunch of API's for color, right? Each control box had to be coded for and added separately inside the color code itself, IIRC.
I remember installing a JL Cooper back in the Final Touch days and it was a bit of a pain, and need a separate NIC. Back then you could call up Silicon Color, how would one go about it now?
I have a few ideas along these lines I'm interested in at least looking at as well.