VideoLogic Ships SonicVortex2 PCI Audio Accelerator, Empowering Immersive Gaming Experiences

Aureal Semiconductor Inc., a leader in digital audio imaging, announced that VideoLogic Ltd. has begun shipping the SonicVortex2 soundcard, powered by Aureal's award-winning Vortex2 audio processor and A3D 2.0 technology. The SonicVortex2 is designed to provide an immersive audio experience for gamers, with support for the latest A3D 2.0 API and stunning 3D positional audio.

Key Takeaways:

  • The SonicVortex2 soundcard is built around the Aureal Vortex2 audio processor, providing enhanced audio capabilities for gamers.
  • The soundcard supports the A3D 2.0 standard, enabling an immersive audio experience with 3D positional audio.
  • The SonicVortex2 is available now from VideoLogic's network of dealers and resellers for around 64.99 pounds sterling.
  • The soundcard is designed to work with the latest entertainment software developers who have chosen to support the Aureal A3D standard.
  • The SonicVortex2 has low CPU usage, ensuring fast gameplay and performance.
  • Aureal Semiconductor Inc. is a leading provider of advanced audio solutions for the computer, consumer, entertainment, and professional audio markets.
  • The company designs, builds, and distributes advanced audio semiconductor and software solutions through various channels, including OEM, integrator/reseller/VAR, and direct-to-customer.
  • Aureal's product line includes A3D positional audio technology, Vortex audio processors, and Vortex-based sound cards and A3D Pro sound design software.

Statistics:

  • The SonicVortex2 soundcard is available for around 64.99 pounds sterling.
  • The soundcard supports the latest A3D 2.0 API.
  • The SonicVortex2 has low CPU usage, ensuring fast performance.
  • Aureal Semiconductor Inc. has a significant presence in the entertainment software market, with over 100 entertainment software developers supporting the Aureal A3D standard.

Sources:

  • "VideoLogic Ships SonicVortex2 PCI Audio Accelerator" (PR Newswire, February 17)
  • "Aureal Semiconductor Inc." (Aureal Semiconductor Inc., official website)
  • "VideoLogic Group plc." (VideoLogic Group plc., official website)