25.08.2008 11:07
USB stick soundcard
Category: accessoriesBy: Matthias Bauer
Creative expands its product line by the new USB soundcard X-Fi Go!
Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Go!
The manufacturer Creative brings a new soundcard on the market. The new device is the X-Fi Go!, which looks like a common USB stick.
The soundcard supports CMSS-3D and the X-Fi Crystalizer, but it also provides in internal memory with a capacity of 1 GB. The Creative software is located at this memory and therefore, the USB soundcard can be used without an installation CD.
Creative did not present prices officially, but some online traders already offer the X-Fi Go! around € 43 ($ 63). The soundcard will be available at the end of this month.
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