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Quickie controller

-The serial interface for Vitesse's Quickie hand scanner. It works with both
the GS and 8-bit Apple II's, using the right software. With the hand scanner
unit you could scan in line art, 4-bit greyscale images and even do optical
character recognization (the latter required InWords).

MDIdeas SuperSonic stereo card

-A two channel stereo output card for the GS, which just simply demultiplexes
the audio signal from the built-in Ensoniq. There's an optional daugtherboard
for adding audio digitizing (sound recording) which you don't have. There was
another revision with the audio cable soldered to the card that feed out the
back of the case with a wire loosely hanging out. Yours looks like it has a
custom (professionally?) made port connector with 1/8" phono jack--I've never
seen that before with a MDIdeas card.

In a nutshell you have a ROM 01 GS with 4 MB RAM, internal hardisk, running
between 7-9 MHz, SCSI capabilty, stereo sound, video frame capturing, and
optical hand scanner.

Mitchell Spector