Developed for portable computers, the new PCXpocket 240 and PCXpocket 440 present developers of both high quality and low bit-rate applications a powerful pair of options. Digigram now offers a broad range of processing power levels and audio interface configurations using these new PCXpocket cards, enabling high-quality sound recording, mixing, processing and playback on a notebook computer. With recent improvements in laptop computers, they are a choice not just for portable applications, but also for fixed installations with limited space. Primarily designed for low bit-rate recording applications such as audio logging, the PCXpocket 240 has four balanced analog mono inputs and a stereo output for monitoring.
Inputs can operate at microphone or line level.
PCM linear is also available for best fidelity in audio analysis and other uses. DSP-based processing, such as scrubbing, adds to the card's flexible feature set. Input connectors are XLR and the output connector is a stereo phone jack. Simple applications using Microsoft's WAVE API may also be used with the PCXpocket 240. Digigram's most complete notebook sound card is the PCXpocket 440.