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by Eric Hanson on November 2, 2006

The Lightsnake takes its name from the "Live When Lit" technology that SoundTech built into both ends of the cable - the plugs give off a green glow when the cable is transmitting information. The system is entirely plug-and-play, working off drivers included in Windows and Mac OS and SoundTech promises an ASIO driver for compatible recording programs. The only downside I can see at the moment is the bit-depth of the recording: even though the industry standard has gone to 24-bit, the Lightsnake tops out at 16-bit, the same quality as your standard CD. Still, for people who do a lot of work online (I'm looking at you, podcasters), the $70 may be a godsend.
Via Gizmodo
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