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20-Oct-2002, 11:34 AM #1
sight and sound
Not audio and video cards but digicams and mp3.
Of couse the line between computer and digital devices is kind of arbitrary these days. There have been a trickle of questions about these digi-devices. Since they have been posted I figure it is okay to discuss them.
While there are specialty boards around the level of expertese on this board seems unmatched, and I for one would like discussions on this board to continue, even expand maybe.

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