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| Sensaura
supported Yamaha Waveforce 192 Digital PCI soundcard launched |
| 1st February 1999 - Sensaura Limited,
today announced the release of the new Yamaha Waveforce 192 Digital soundcard. The 192
Digital is yet another addition to the expanding range of Sensaura supported hardware that
is currently already available throughout the global marketplace. Sensaura 3D Positional Audio technology, which utilises the industry standard Microsoft DirectSound3D API, can now be found on PCs from a number of leading manufacturers including NEC, DELL, Compaq and Fujitsu. In 1998 Sensaura technology was licensed by audio chip manufacturers, that according to Mercury Research, supplied 69% of the PC audio chip market. This figure is expected to increase over the next twelve months as PCI solutions replace the ISA standard further. -more-"The WaveForce 192 Digital is the most sophisticated member of the WaveForce family and is designed to meet the demands of today’s 3D PC games enthusiasts......that is why Sensaura’s cutting edge technology has again been chosen ahead of competitors", said Jim Corbett, Manager, Yamaha-Kemble Music (U.K.) Ltd As-well as Sensaura 3D Positional Audio, other features include a digital output connector, an exceptionally refined digital to analogue converter, PCI bus architecture, down-loadable sounds, Yamaha's XG synthesiser and an exclusive physical modelling synthesiser, WaveForce 192 Digital further enhances the realm of PC sound beyond the known boundaries. About Sensaura Sensaura technology is at the forefront of audio research both in the PC and the consumer electronics market. In addition to 3D Positional Audio, Sensaura have developed other technologies most notably, Virtual Surround and Stereo Expander Technology. The Sensaura portfolio of intellectual property at present has 42 world-wide patent filings. Although now an independent organisation, Sensaura Technology retains strong links with Central Research Laboratories, EMI's former research centre, of which it was previously a business unit. About YAMAHA Since 1887, when it began producing reed organs, the Yamaha Corporation in Japan (then Nippon Gakki Co., Ltd.) has grown to become the world's largest manufacturer of a full line of musical instruments, and a leading producer of audio/visual products, semiconductors and other computer related products, sporting goods, home appliances and furniture, speciality metals, machine tools, and industrial robots. Yamaha now owns 44 subsidiaries and representative offices in overseas markets in addition to numerous related companies in Japan. Farhaan Mirza Dawley Road |
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