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Soyo Mini Dragon 651: Old Fashioned Hi-Fi Charm, Not Yet Fully Mature, Continued

07:00 - Tuesday 22 July 2003 by Frank Völkel

For all that, there are important USB 2.0, network and FireWire interfaces.

Audio, FireWire and USB 2.0 interfaces are located behind a rickety front cover.

The safety feet for securing the housing hood are cheap and flimsy.

Power unit for both housings.

Only stereo sound is provided; 5.1-channel audio is not.

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