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Line 49: ===PC adapter cards=== [[File:ISA MediaVision Jazz16 lmsi f.JPG\|thumb\|MediaVision Jazz16 [[Laser Magnetic Storage International\|LMSI]]]] * ''[[Media Vision Pro AudioSpectrum\|Pro Audio Spectrum]]'' (1991): 8-bit ISA audio card with CD-ROM interface * ''~~[[Media Vision Pro AudioSpectrum\|~~Pro Audio Spectrum Plus]]'': ISA audio card, 8-bit digital sampling, 16-bit digital audio playback with CD-ROM interface, [[Sound Blaster]] compatibility. * ''~~[[Media Vision Pro AudioSpectrum\|~~Pro Audio Spectrum 16]]'' (May 1992): 16-bit ISA card with CD-ROM interface, 16-bit stereo digital audio, stereo FM synthesis, [[Sound Blaster]] compatibility; based on the MVD101 chipset. * ''[[Thunder Board]]'': low-cost 8-bit ISA [[Sound Blaster]] compatible sound. * ''Thunder and Lightning'': VGA adapter with [[Sound Blaster]] compatible sound. Line 67: * Multimedia kits, each bundling a Pro Audio Spectrum sound card, CD-ROM drive and software * ''[[Audio Port]]'' (March 1992): parallel/printer port audio device for laptop computers * ''[[CDPC]]'': integrated desktop CD-ROM, audio I/O, amplified speakers * ''Memphis'': enhanced version of the CDPC * ''[[ReNO]]'': portable CD-ROM/CD Audio device

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