Pardon my ignorance, but I'm *very* interested in the Woolly... internal wifi, on-board storage, this is something I've really wanted for my M100. A faster screen refresh is the only other thing (cause my focus is always on games & graphics... never grew up I guess).
Will the Woolly also have the capability of storing ROMs like the Rex does? I was anxiously waiting for the Rex 5 (4?) for the addition of on-board storage, and I'd hate to have to give up being able to load, say, the Ultimate ROM II. I also don't understand the benefits of the FPGA. I'm not criticizing it; I know it's a Field Programmable Gate Array, and I know it's been used to make "virtual" C64s and Amiga 500s, but could someone tell me the implications of having the FPGA? What could be done with it in the context of the Model T? Again, this is ignorance, not criticism. Could someone use it to create a sort-of memory management unit? Or is that what it's already for? Semi-off topic, but the memory management thing made me remember: could a program implement a jump table storing the offsets from the start-of-program to the various routines and data, and then calculate the jumps/branches based on the start-of-program, wherever the program was loaded? Would this allow for relocatable code? (I think I've asked this before, but I can't remember...) One last question... how much is the Woolly likely to cost, roughly? I'm only asking so I know how much to tighten my belt to start saving up for one. If I have to choose between a Nadsbox and a Rex 5, or the Woolly... I vote Woolly...
