eMagic Technology provides various computer peripherals and consumers electronics to the global market. With a strong R&D team, eMagic is firmly committed to becoming one of the... more
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eMagic Technology provides various computer peripherals and consumers electronics to the global market. With a strong R&D team, eMagic is firmly committed to becoming one of the leading providers of IT solutions by offering innovative, cost-effective and high-quality products to its valued customers. PRODUCT FEATURES: One Touch Power easy to turn on your device; Aluminum external enclosure will cool down 3.5" HDD easily; Allows device hot-swapping (Plug & Play); Easy assembling; Rubber pads below plastic stand.
Power
Type: Power adapter
Voltage Required: AC 120/230 V
Software / system requirements
OS Required: Apple MacOS, Apple MacOS X 10.0.4 or later, Microsoft Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP
Advantages: Good price, fanastic card, a real boost over onboard sound ! Disadvantages: Sound recording problems with 3rd party software ..ill explain later...
...decent speakers to.
Audio Production: This comes with a little warning that I have discovered with many hours of my own time wasted. But it isnt likely to be a problem to many users of the card.
This soundcard plays back great with all media, and the recording side is no let down, crystal clear recordings, with very good clarity and precision sound reproduction / playback. A real boost to normal stock soundcards…. However… although this all seems great, (don’t get me wrong I love this sound card) I did discover that it is not always compatible with some software. The ONLY fault I have discovered is that it doesn’t work well with EMAGIC’s LOGIC AUDIO PC version when recording creating a tremelo effect .( violent modulations in volume making it sound like someone is playing with the main volume...up...then down.... up ...then down etc etc...
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Advantages: good portable storage Disadvantages: bit expensive compared to a cd writer and media
...There's little doubt that the Iomega Zip drive is now the market leader in removable storage devices, ahead of its nearest rivals the LS-120 and Sony's HiFD drives. However the Zip's 100MB of storage has started to seem a little miserly given that the demand for capacity continues to rise - driven in part by the increasing use of graphics, video and sound files on the Internet and company-wide intranets. But the new Zip 250 has leapt ahead of its rivals, offering 250MB of storage, over 50MB more than Sony's HiFD super-floppy drive.
Like its predecessor, the Zip 250 is available in a variety of flavours, both internal and external, and with a choice of interface. The most popular of these will probably turn out to be the external drive, which is currently available with either a parallel port or a SCSI connection to the PC. A USB...
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Advantages: Good temporary storage space Disadvantages: No real need to upgrade from the zip 100
...There's little doubt that the Iomega Zip drive is now the market leader in removable storage devices, ahead of its nearest rivals the LS-120 and Sony's HiFD drives. However the Zip's 100MB of storage has started to seem a little miserly given that the demand for capacity continues to rise - driven in part by the increasing use of graphics, video and sound files on the Internet and company-wide intranets. But the new Zip 250 has leapt ahead of its rivals, offering 250MB of storage, over 50MB more than Sony's HiFD super-floppy drive.
Like its predecessor, the Zip 250 is available in a variety of flavours, both internal and external, and with a choice of interface. The most popular of these will probably turn out to be the external drive, which is currently available with either a parallel port or a SCSI connection to the PC. A USB...
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