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      Thumbs up Indigo sound card by Echo

      The Indigo is a Type II CardBus PCMCIA add-on sound card that can be installed in one of the card slots in your current notebook. Once the Indigo is installed, you will have true 24-bit, 96kHz audio, with high quality digital to analog converters and a Motorola DSP. Best of all, once you plug in your headphones, you hear beautiful silence, with no hissing or buzzing to detract from the audio quality.
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      Nice one... although most audio pros will still opt for the Echo Layla24 laptop extension adapter solution (works with the Mona, too).
      http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/Laptop/index.php
      That is if they already use an Echo Audio soundcard.
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