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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>I was at the thrift shop today and stumbled upon one of these things for $1 complete with the accompanying mouse. It works fine with the exception of a few sometimes unresponsive keys. My aim in buying it is to do some light circuit bending (prolly just a pitch knob and an audio out) and use it to make music. One of the built in programs is a musical keyboard that allows you to play two octaves of the C major scale on the bottom two rows of the keyboard using the crappiest PCM instruments you&#039;ve ever heard. It has the potential to sound really cool through some guitar pedals.<br />If anyone has any helpfull information on these computers or any ideas I&#039;d greatly appreciate it</p>]]></content>
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				<name><![CDATA[Dolby-Z]]></name>
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