I've had a Roland UA100 for a couple of years. It has suited my needs pretty well. I hook it up to a Vaio notebook on my keyboard rack. Using Cakewalk, it can play back 6 mono audio tracks while recording two more, along with dozens of MIDI tracks. They recently released a Windows 2000 driver. It also has a nice built-in guitar preamp with effects.
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I've had a Roland UA100 for a couple of years. It has suited my needs pretty well. I hook it up to a Vaio notebook on my keyboard rack. Using Cakewalk, it can play back 6 mono audio tracks while recording two more, along with dozens of MIDI tracks. They recently released a Windows 2000 driver. It also has a nice built-in guitar preamp with effects.