- REX allows for storage and quick, easy switching between OPTION ROM images. Once the binary software images are loaded into REX, the user can easily jump back and forth between different applications.
- REX provides the ability to backup and swap working RAM images. At the press of a key, your current RAM contents are saved in REX. Furthermore, you can reload any saved RAM image for use. This creates a library of RAM images, which has a number of uses. This offers an easy way to quickly backup all RAM to flash, or switch between multiple snapshots of RAM. It is like having multiple laptops in the same case!
- REX includes an interface to TPDD devices (like TPDD, NADSbox, LaddieCon etc) for loading and saving binary images to external storage.
- REX modifies they way MENU displays the date, effectively fixing the Y2K 'bug'.
I didn't realise how awesome the REX was until I got one:
It's super easy thanks to the built in menu of the REX to change OptionROMs or save/restore multiple flash contents. This little guy will come in super handy playing around with my M100 - thanks to all that worked to make the REX a reality!
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