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FrontX Multimedia Ports Review

By: (more) | Posted: Aug 14, 2001 12:09 am

HardwareExtreme.com has just reviewed the FrontX Multimedia Ports, and are claiming that it will make life easier for all computer users. Is it worth your hard-earned dollars? Guess you'll have to check out the review and see for yourself. here's a snip to warm you up:

 

"FrontX is a totally unique product that is useful for most, if not all, computer users and enthusiast. The FrontX port replication system is a very simple design that does its job well. FrontX was first released with only sound and joystick ports but now has been expanded to include USB and Serial, also very soon IEEE 1394, Video and Parallel Port adapters will become available. Enough about what the FrontX is let's move onto the review."

 



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