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In computing, ATAPI is a type of CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive that is connected to an IDE controller.
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The Axis PC is a computer from Atlantic Systems based upon the 333mhz Intel Celeron Processor and supplied with 64 mb of RAM, a 4.3 gb hard drive, an ATI 4 mb 3d AGP graphics card, CD-ROM player, sound card, 3.5 inch floppy disk drive and a 56K voice and fax modem.
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The error performing inpage operation message is an error message displayed by the Windows operating systems when it encounters a problem reading a small file (less than 256Kb) from a removable disk, such as a floppy diskette, CD-ROM or DVD. The error usually indicates a physical problem with the source diskette, CD or DVD.
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IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) is a widely-used standard of communication used to communicate with hard disk drives and CD-ROM drives in low and middle-grade computers.
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The Mesh Elite 300H was an Intel Pentium II based PC. The CPU was clocked at 300 Mhz and the PC was supplied with 128 mb of RAM, an 8 GB hard disk. CD-ROM, 17 inch monitor, 8 mb Hercules terminator 3d graphics card, Creative Labs PCI sound card, 50 watt speakers and a 56 kbps modem.
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P-80 systems are an American bulletin board (BBS) and CD-ROM supplier specialising in pirated computer software (warez) for the PC and also information on computer hacking, phreaking and other illegal activities.
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The Powernote MMX is a laptop PC from Powercom. It is based upon an Intel Pentium MMX processor clocked at 166 Mhz and is supplied with 32 mb of RAM, 810 mb EIDE hard disk, CD-ROM, 1.44 mb floppy drive and a Neomagic 2093ZV graphics accelerator.
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MSCDEX is an abbreviation for Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions
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SIGCAT is an abbreviation for Special Interest Group for CD-Rom Applications Technology
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CD-ROM is an abbreviation for Compact Disk Read Only Memory
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