File:Covox Speech Thing.jpg
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English: Photograph of the Covox Speech Thing (aka Covox plug) released in 1986 by Covox, Inc of Eugene, Oregon. It is an external audio device attached to the parallel port of an IBM-compatible PC to output digital sound. |
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| Author | Clint Basinger |
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