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I have a Sony Discman PRD-150 on my 755C and it runs fine under both DOS and Windows. I like it a lot except for battery life - I get about 20 minutes in data mode. It adjusts the transfer speed depending on its power situation (plug it in to the adapter and it switches to High Speed mode). Windows 95 (MSDN pre-release) doesn't like it though and Sony say that they won't have a new driver until Windows 95 is shipping. Martin > >At a street price of about $400, Sony has the Sony Discman 150 which is highly >portable, running on AA batteries (and, of course, AC). Runs for about 1 1/2 >hours on batteries. Next month, they are coming out with the '155' which has >a Sound Blaster 16 card built in. It comes with a headset. Both the '150' >and the '155' are PCMCIA. The list price of the '155' is $750. I talked with >Sony and they have specifically used the TP750C in their testing, so they say >it works fine with it. > >Len Jacobson > > >> From @amdahl.uts.amdahl.com:owner-tp750@CS.UTK.EDU Fri May 19 09:33 PDT 1995 >> X-Resent-To: tp750@CS.UTK.EDU ; Fri, 19 May 1995 11:52:13 EDT >> Date: Fri, 19 May 1995 11:51:36 -0400 >> From: stevens@watson.ibm.com (Andrew Stevens) >> To: tp750@CS.UTK.EDU >> Subject: PCMCIA CD-ROM >> >> >> Hi, I was wondering what the consensus was on the best CD-ROM drive >> that will plug into my PCMCIA slot. I notice that Panasonic has a >> 2X drive with PCMCIA card for $290. Has anybody successfully hooked >> this one up to a 750C? >> >> --andy >> >