Creative, not sure what to do next with sound cards, has decided to toss its wireless, sound enhancing X-Fi technology into the batter. Their newly announced an $80 X-Fi sound card for notebooks ...

The rising popularity of PC host audio has been troubling for discrete, add-in sound card manufacturers. Most of today's motherboards come standard with built-in sound that's sufficient for basic ...

Improves the Audio Quality of Music, Movies and Games on Your Notebook PC and Plays It Wirelessly Through Speakers in Any Room of Your Home Creative today announced the Sound Blaster X-Fi Notebook ...

Creative Technology announced the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro and the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! Pro, two new USB audio solutions featuring THX TruStudio Pro audio technology ...

Back when we all had to use ISA sound cards, PC audio wasn't much fun. The quality was pretty poor or, sometimes non-existent - allocating resources to ISA cards could be a tricky chore. And the same ...

First up is Creative's MediaSource 5, which includes an Audio Converter, Organizer, and Player. The Audio Converter allows you to easily convert between different audio formats, for example, WAV to ...

Creative has launched its X-Fi Go! - a USB sound card that promises the power and performance of its award-winning X-Fi audio technology. The small and lightweight device weighs less than 20g and ...

Creative has made available its new Sound Blaster X3 high resolution 7.1 external USB DAC and amp sound card for Mac and PC systems, complete with Super X-Fi technology. The Sound Blaster X3 is now ...

Page 1: Sound Blaster X3: High Fidelity External PC Or Console Audio Page 2: Sound Blaster X3: Software Experience Page 4: Sound Blaster X3: Gaming and Movies Page 5: Sound Blaster X3: Input Quality ...

Creative has made a DAC/headphone amp that’s quite good for the price, but you should ignore its Windows/Mac software-driven special features unless you have a lot of patience and persistence.

We know for a fact many people still use integrated audio, and perhaps they see no big reason to switch. Audio is audio and it all sounds the same, right? Absolutely not! Most people aren't too ...