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==Audio Digitizers== | ==Audio Digitizers== | ||
*[[Max Sound]] - GimeSoft's audio recorder that used the joustick port. | *[[Max Sound]] - GimeSoft's audio recorder that used the joustick port. | ||
==Computers== | |||
*[[TRS-80 Color Computers]] (A list of all available models) | |||
*[[Dragon]] | |||
*[[MC-10 Micro Color Computer]] | |||
*[[TDP-100]] | |||
==Floppy Disk Controllers== | ==Floppy Disk Controllers== | ||
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Audio Digitizers
- Max Sound - GimeSoft's audio recorder that used the joustick port.
Computers
- TRS-80 Color Computers (A list of all available models)
- Dragon
- MC-10 Micro Color Computer
- TDP-100
Floppy Disk Controllers
Hard Drive Controllers
- Burke & Burke - RLL/MFM interface.
- KenTon - SCSI
Input Devices
Memory Upgrades
MIDI Interfaces
Multi Devices
These are items that serve more than one purpose, such as Cloud-9's SuperBoard.
RS232 Devices
- Tandy RS232 Pak
- CoNect 16550 Pak - what is the official name?
Speech Synthesizers
- Super Voice - Speech Systems' device that could sing.
- Super Talker