Back in those days, cassette equipment could be loosely divided into two categories: (1) hifi equipment for listening to music and (2) voice quality battery operated portable cassette recorders with a handle and a built-in speaker. (Walkman and knockoffs also existed as kind of a hybrid of these two.)
There were also hifi and voice quality categories of blank cassette tapes.
The voice quality stuff was generally good enough for 8-bit computers.
FM radio was probably somewhere between the two, at least given good conditions. So it seems like it would have worked fine. I never tried it myself. I did hear a news story about it, but it never became available in my area.
There were also hifi and voice quality categories of blank cassette tapes.
The voice quality stuff was generally good enough for 8-bit computers.
FM radio was probably somewhere between the two, at least given good conditions. So it seems like it would have worked fine. I never tried it myself. I did hear a news story about it, but it never became available in my area.