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monx - Posted 12:32 pm PST 12/12/08 (215 Posts)
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mdheinzer - Posted 12:46 pm PST 12/12/08 (576 Posts)
as far as i can tell the only difference is color.
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SirDomino - Posted 1:41 pm PST 12/12/08 (91 Posts)
What would you use this thing for? Don't most laptops and computers already have a built in sound adapter?
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kapalacc@juno.com - Posted 1:52 pm PST 12/12/08 (1 Posts)
I have a Mac Mini and my sound card stopped working. This gadget is a $20 fix for a potentially much more expensive fix. I'm sure it's the same for a laptop. Cool tool if you need it.
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akazgea - Posted 1:59 pm PST 12/12/08 (63 Posts)
#3 for a typical laptop, the soundcard is a low-quality one, the output quality is average, and the plugs are not completely durable (hence over time, they may get loosen, and you may get a sound that is getting cut as seen in the toshiba I have). I am using turtle beach one, but I may use another. The reviews on this one are sufficiently good.
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whobe - Posted 3:22 pm PST 12/12/08 (232 Posts)
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njb - Posted 6:02 am PST 12/13/08 (2825 Posts)
i'll keep this in mind when my notebook sound stops working
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cameraz - Posted 8:32 am PST 12/13/08 (228 Posts)
I just ordered one of these (in black). The onboard sound on my Dell Dimension desktop crapped out -- sound is all scratchy. This will be a cheap fix.






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