Alternative Hardware Design for Floppy Interface

I was thinking about this today and it occurred to me that the ultimate solution already exists. Howard Harte's eZ80SBC is a 50MHz Z80 with plenty of RAM, an ethernet interface, 2 SD memory card slots, a USB peripheral port, a USB host/peripheral port (selectable), and 4 serial ports. Ethernet would be a viable communication method for transferring the images. TCP or UDP IP would also be easier for more operating systems to support. There is also of course the USB peripheral interface (2 of them actually) I mean, what could be more fun than a disk drive transfer tool that can also run CPM at lightening speeds? : ) Increased demand for Howard's product would help support his efforts in furthering CP/M support and development. What do you guys think? The thing has a peripheral expansion header. We could hook a modern floppy chip to that, connectors for different drives, and off we go... Grant