I just inherited an old Dell Latitude C640 from my dad which, sadly, smokes my 1.33ghz 12" Powerbook. The screen is much better too. I'm going to make it my main computer, but before I can do that I need to do something about its horrendous onboard sound chip. I'm looking for something along the lines of a TBAAM, Soundblaster Live USB, Extigy, or something similar. As long as it sounds good and is within $50 shipped, I'll consider it. Please PM me with offers!
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