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VMU
(redirected from Virtual Memory Unit)

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VMUVirgin Mobile USA
VMUVisual Memory Unit
VMUVirtual Memory Unit (Dreamcast device)
VMUMarine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron (US DoD)
VMUVirtual Matching Utility
VMUVehicle Mount Unit
VMUVoice Message Unit
VMUVirgin Mobile Unit
VMUVoice Menu Unit (Ericsson)
VMUCalibrated airspeed at and above which an aircraft can safely lift off
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And it takes advantage of the Dreamcast's Virtual Memory Unit (about $50) to allow you to secretly choose plays and defenses.
WHEN SHOPPING FOR GAME BOYS AND GIRLS : THE CREATIVITY FACTOR(Y) by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
This is definitely a game that benefits from having a human opponent, and virtual memory units in each controller, because you'll be able to secretly select your defensive set and offensive play without your opponent seeing.
ROSTER OF GAMES READY FOR DEBUT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
To start with, you have to get the virtual memory unit as well, for another $20.
ACCESSORIES YOU'LL WANT TO THINK ABOUT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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