18.09.2008 12:25
Creative introduces Sound Blaster X-Fi notebook
Category: accessoriesBy: Matthias Bauer
Creative brings the new notebook soundcard "Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook" on the market. It gets connected to the laptop by using an ExpressCard 34 slot
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook
Creative’s new Sound Blaster X-Fi notebook supports the functions Crystalizer, CMSS-3D and EAX Advanced HD. Additionally, it is equipped with the Creative Wireless Receiver, which enables connecting wirelessly to speakers.
Therefore, the wireless speakers can be positioned anywhere in the house. The Sound Blaster gets connected to the notebook by using an ExpressCard 34mm slot.
The X-Fi notebook gets shipped with a remote control and headphones with integrated microphone. Supposedly, it will be available mid October in Asia and it will cost € 132.
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