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    blaster audio card

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by TonySan, Apr 9, 2006.

  1. TonySan

    TonySan Notebook Enthusiast

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    hello , can my dell 9400 suport this audio card?
    tanx
     

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  2. brn80

    brn80 Notebook Geek

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    Dell 9400 doesn't have a PCMCIA slot, which I believe the Audigy 2 ZS uses.

    If you want a decent sound card for cheap, try the Turtle Beach audio advantage micro. Can be had for around 23 + shipping from newegg. If you want to stay with creative, the Audigy Blaster 2 NX is the top end USB one.
     
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  3. Amber

    Amber Notebook Prophet NBR Reviewer

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    Unfortunatley, that card won't fit your laptop as brn80 stated. The Audigy card is for PCMCIA slots only, but the express cards are suppose to be the technology of the future - so Creative might be releasing a blaster card that would fit the express slots soon.
     
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