I was cleaning up today and ran across an old 64K battery-backed SRAM card for a Sharp OS-781. The box mentions the OZ-7000, but I was wondering if this is one of the cards that will work with a Commodore CD-TV (there's a PCMCIA-ish slot in the front, and ISTR 64K was one of the sizes mentioned in some of the documentation for what would work in there). Specifically, my recollection is that the CD-TV takes a "Type I" card, and this OZ-781 _is_ 1/2 as thick as a Type II (with one row of pins, not two). Do I have a match? (I'll still have to find a CD-TV to replace the one that was stolen in a burglary years ago - so long ago, in fact, that the insurance company paid out 100% for the loss with no questions asked, based on the pricetag on the corner of the box - $795). It was a fun little box that fit well with the other components by the TV. I did replace it with a CD-32 later, but the two just don't compare, stylistically, even though the CD-TV is, essentially, a repackaged A500, and the CD-32 is a crippled A1200 (but I do have an SX-1 expansion for it). Speaking of expansions, has anyone ever seen the MPEG cartridge for the CD-32? I don't "need" one, since I can watch VCDs on my Apex DVD player, but I've always wanted to find one at a reasonable price to see how well it plays VCDs. -ethan -- Ethan Dicks, A-130-S Current South Pole Weather at 25-Jun-2004 23:10 Z South Pole Station PSC 468 Box 400 Temp -76.8 F (-60.5 C) Windchill -107.2 F (-77.40 C) APO AP 96598 Wind 6.7 kts Grid 059 Barometer 670 mb (11005. ft) Ethan.Dicks(a)amanda.spole.gov http://penguincentral.com/penguincentral.html