First non-Creative X-Fi card pixellated

X-Fi chip to get even better sound output

By Theo Valich in Hong Kong

Sun Jun 03 2007, 12:55

WE HAVE ALREADY published news about Creative's first licensed product here, and with Computex Taipei 2007 approaching, more and more details about this project are being disclosed.

Auzentech from San Jose is currently developing its X-Fi Prelude sound card, and so far it looks like a beefed up X-Fi card. The key elements are replaced with high quality components, so you can expect that this baby could be an ideal partner for HTPC or a computer that needs to connect to a high-quality speaker setup.

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The first thing that you may notice on the card is the increased amount of memory chips

We're posting the picture courtesy of Hardware Canucks, where you can find more details about the card, below. µ

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