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Yah, lower power doesn't use it though

Posted by MarkgM on April 20, 2005 at 16:15:58:
Like a laptop with a 3 watt CPU. haha I almost said 3 wpc, but its a monoblock.
The next trick is a stable card for audio output. Now I think the problems from what I've seen with the laptop I've got is a stable voltage under all conditions, like, when a CD or DVD player is spinning.
It was a couple years ago, but the owner of Norh (www.norh.com) had come up with a laptop solution for a music system front end. Check what's goin on at nortech, and maybe send an email and see waht's going on for audio front ends.
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