A comprehensive range of the latest home and small office computing products from Creative Labs will be on display at the forthcoming Computer Faire, hosted by the local distributor, Rectron.
Creative Labs is a global leader in PC entertainment products. Its mission is to expand the power of the personal computer with Personal Digital Entertainment (PDE) solutions, comprising desktop products, Internet appliances and Internet applications and services.20
"The PDE market is one of the most exciting and fast moving," says Mark Lu, Rectron CEO. "At the Computer Faire we will demonstrate Creative92s innovative technology, broadband and leading-edge designs for technically progressive consumers and entertainment enthusiasts."
Taking pride of place at the show will be Creative`s pocket-size NOMAD line of portable digital audio players, including Nomad II, Nomad II MG and the Nomad II Jukebox which will be launched at the show.20
Said to be the latest in portable digital audio technology, they allow users to listen to CD-quality music from downloaded MP3 files or converted audio CDs and FM stations, or utilise voice recording capabilities.
For the business user, the NOMAD Jukebox features 6GB of storage capacity. It boasts easy-to-use, intuitive navigation controls, and an onboard real-time signal processor for superior audio playback and customisation
Complementing these new offerings will be the latest DVD-ROM solutions from Creative. Kits will be available for sale on the stand which transform conventional PCs into home cinema control centres.
Creative92s new 3D Blaster GeForce 2 GTS graphics card as well as the WebCamGo, first portable Internet video camera, and SoundBlaster Live! Platinum will be demonstrated.
"Sound Blaster Live! Platinum is the ultimate audio experience," adds Lu. "Its geared to download Internet audio, playing PC games, creating music, or enjoying other kinds of entertainment on a PC. It offers front panel connection to home stereo receivers, MIDI instruments, digital services, headphones and more."

