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Home Toys
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Technology Research News
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Macworld
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ShuttleXpress Customizable device enhances your control over video and audio applications |
PC World
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IEEE Spectrum
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BusinessWeek
February 16, 2004
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Fast Company
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Military & Aerospace Electronics
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PC Magazine
October 1, 2003
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Moog Modular V Forty years after the first Moog synthesizer prototype was produced, musicians still relish its unique sound. French company Arturia has created a software synthesizer that emulates the Moog, letting you alter sounds by moving on-screen cables and knobs. |
