Re: Sound cards and CD-ROMs

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From: Andrew Berry
Date: Sat, 03 Aug 1996 00:00

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> I didn't think sb16 cards were all that dear.

They're usually about $120.  I can buy a CD-player for $110 and a cheap
IDE controller for $25, so that makes the SB16 pretty expensive (for me
anyway).  $60 for an ESS card is a bit closer to the mark.

Ciao,

AndyB

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