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Help with HP 9000 laptop sound

I love my laptop however, the sound card is the weak link. I was surprised that a 17" screen laptop would be so lame for dvd's. This is with nice headphones too.

When I'm traveling, it's nice to use headphones either for music while I work or for a dvd. The output levels are really weak and don't sound so good. If I use the built in speakers, it is even more lame. It's not my hearing. My Sansa Clip sounds 10 times better!

Any suggestions? New sound card? New drivers?
Thanks.
elevick
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elevick OP
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Thanks guys but I am really looking for an internal solution. I've got great gear at home to listen to. All I want is reasonable sound for when I'm on the road or flying. Right now the sound is barely audible on a plane. The last thing I want to do is carry around an external box just so I can listen to tunes or watch a movie.

Any internal fixes? Any software help?
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synthfreek
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I think this is the one that would suit you better since it will run on usb or battery power instead of having to plug it into an electrical outlet.

http://www.trendsaudio.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40&Itemid=28
gmood1
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I wonder if one or a mix of these USB components can be used to improve your sound.
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