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From: cad@ptvxs1.claremont.edu (Cad DeVaughn)
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Subject: Re: New sound board (Soundblaster/Adlib compatible)
Keywords: Soundblaster, Adlib, Sound Source
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Date: 1 Feb 91 23:15:03 GMT
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Yo Netters!

Just when you thought the choioce between sound boards would become easier,
Walt Disney Computer Software is throwing a new punch at you.  According to
the Feb issue of PC Mag,  the Sound Source is an 8-bit digital voice module
that connects to the parallel port on your computer.  It retails for about
(get this) $30.  The first software to support this will be Disney's 
educational games, but John Dvorak is convinced that the Sound Source will
become the new pc sound standard and will be supported by all games.

So, what do you think?


Cad DeVaughn                      |'And my spinning head is slowly slowing down.
Computer Lab Manager              |At least my lonely bed is in my favorite
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