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292 posts · Newest first · ← All NewsQSound Labs, today announced that Aztech Systems unveiled its new PCI-based sound card and VLSI Technology, Inc. and Trident Microsystems launched new PCI-based chipsets, further strengthening QSound's position as the 3D audio leader in the PC/multimedia marketplace.
Labtec, The Computer Audio Experts, announced a powerful new addition to their Audio F/X series, the three-piece LCS-2632.
American ANKO announced the entry of AVB into the North American game-hardware market. AVB is the force that will continue to build and expand ANKO's presence as one of the preeminent game-controller manufacturers in the world.
Creative Labs has released new OpenGL Drivers for the 3D Blaster Banshee. This new version of the 3Dfx Banshee OpenGL drivers (v1.1) to be used for Quake, Quake II and Hexen II.
The 13th Annual Game Developers Conference (GDC) announced an industry line-up of more than 250 speakers for the 1999 conference at the San Jose Convention Center, March 15-19.
STB Systems, a leading developer of multimedia and convergence products, will display three new products next week at Fall Comdex '98, being held Nov.
Sharky Extreme has put up an interview with Chief Technology Officer at 3Dfx Interactive, Gary Tarolli.
Trident Microsystems, the company that provides Digital Media for the Masses, today introduced the Blade 3D, media accelerator.
Under the terms of the program, customers will be able to purchase an award-winning Oxygen GMX or an Oxygen RPM board at a special discounted price upon the return of their existing 3Dlabs-based products before March 31, 1999.
The new drivers has a fix for the problems in Need For Speed III and NHL '99.