Well, thought I'd update on this... The guys at InControl haven't replied
to the e-mails I sent last Friday. In them, I asked John Laninga (the
president of the company) to take inventory of all the Turbo stuff he's got
so I could go about finding the buyer(s). And I also asked Frank Kopenec
(the VP of technology) about the technical issues I had previously asked
John Laninga. Almost a week and no response... I'll try again soon.
I think that there are now two separate categories of events that we can
hope for:
1. InControl decides to sell the entirety of their Turbo inventory, either
directly to the Turbo List, or to a reputable dealer (like Video Game
Depot).
2. InControl decides to provide the users of the Turbo List with all the
technological specifics of the machine, or even better, an actual kiosk.
But don't misunderstand, I've no reason to believe that any even exist.
Other possibilities include them making available the software run on the
kiosk (whether in physical or ROM image format), or perhaps, at the very
least, pictures of the darn thing to prove its existence!
Thanks for your interest, it really will be cool when List-ers get their
hands on some of this stuff!!
Earnest