IMD 203 - Ch10
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This document provides an overview of multimedia devices and mass storage technologies used with PCs. It discusses sound cards, digital cameras, MP3 players, and optical storage devices like CDs and DVDs. The document also covers topics like CPU technologies for multimedia, mass storage devices for backups, and troubleshooting multimedia and storage issues.
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