Re: OT: gadget Labs

[dan sumner <permadan@yahoo.com>]

I have an ISIS.  It works fine although I'm not crazy
about the bundled Logic Audio software.
Dan Sumner

--- Phaedebk@aol.com wrote:
> Hola Luis,
> 
>     Mucho gusto!  Hey man, the abbreviations are:
> OS:  Operating System (the interface betwixt the
> hardware and the User for 
> commands to be sent to the various hardware of the
> computer, in this case.)
> OSR:  Original Service Release (Actually, it is OEM
> SR but shortened down to 
> OSR, this is the type of release specifically on
> Windows 95 and 98 for 
> different computer companies out there, such as
> Compaq, Dell, Sony, etc...)
> NICīs:  Network Interface Card (plural with the 's)
> RAS:  Remote Access Service (great stuff, and pretty
> powerful, though not as 
> happening as a telnet session, but nearly there...)
> NT:  New Technology (though there are a few of us
> who poke a little fun at 
> it, and will happily refer to this OS version of
> Windows as "Nice Try."  
> Typically, when you see someone referring to "NT"
> they're referring to 
> version 4.0.)
> HDD:  Hard Disk Drive  [your hard drive of your
> computer, the best types to 
> snag for music are going to be SCSI (Small Computer
> Standard Interface) II UW 
> or IIIUW (Ultra Wide) and be A/V (Audio/Video) this
> way you'll have a cleaner 
> media for the OS and the software you're using.]
> 
>     Haven't checked out the ISIS card, but I've seen
> them about in different 
> Guitar Center stores...  You may want to try
> checking out 
> http://www.wmcworld.com (Chuck Levin's) as they've
> been very kind to me as 
> far as researching different pieces of equipment out
> there.  
> 
>     Ja,
> 
>         LeeohkinoWired.
>     
> 


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