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| Waves & Cirrus |
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Cirrus Logic has announced that Waves MaxxBass audio enhancement technology is now available on the Cirrus Logic CS485xx DSP family audio DSP chips.
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| Waves & Texas Instruments |
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Waves MaxxBass audio enhancement technology is now available on the Texas Instrument TAS3xxx Audio SoC family of chips.
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| New Fujitsu PCs Powered by Waves |
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Fujitsu has announced the release of three multimedia computers that incorporate Waves MaxxAudio technology for enhanced audio performance. The FMV Biblo NW notebook and the FMV Deskpower L and FMV Deskpower F desktops are the first in Fujitsu’s extensive product line to integrate MaxxAudio into its personal computer products.
The Biblo laptops are Fujitsu’s flagship laptops and are their most popular models among Japanese users. The Biblo and Deskpower series are state-of-the-art systems that act as fully-functional multimedia stations.
“Fujitsu believes that MaxxAudio technology enhances our AV features, adding considerable value to our products. We know that users will truly enjoy our new FMV series computers with MaxxAudio,” stated a representative of Fujitsu’s Personal Marketing Division.
“Yet another consumer giant has joined the ranks of companies relying on Waves for cutting edge audio technology,” stated Tomer Elbaz, General Manager, Waves Semiconductor and OEM Licensing Division. “We are honored that Fujitsu has chosen to embrace our solutions for better audio performance.”
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| Waves and CSR |
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Waves Maxx audio enhancement algorithms are now being offered with CSR’s BlueCore-Multimedia platforms under their eXtension Partner Program. This marks the first time that Waves’ award-winning technologies will be accessible to manufacturers of Bluetooth devices using CSR’s solutions.
Waves algorithms can now be used in a wide variety of the Bluetooth applications including headphones, speakers, and car audio. And with the burgeoning popularity of Bluetooth devices in the home, office, and on the road, the possibilities for Waves audio improvement are growing.
“Waves technologies bring a variety of benefits to cellphones, headphones, car audio, and other devices using CSR’s chips,” added Elad Loker, General Manager, Waves Consumer division. “It was great working with CSR. Our engineers have developed custom solutions for their platform, and we look forward to collaborating closely with them to bring these innovations to market.”
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| Waves in Halo3 |
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At this year’s Microsoft’s GameFest, Waves announced that Bungie’s Halo3 is the first video game to utilize its Maxx audio signal processing technologies in real-time. This dramatic development marks a significant step forward in game audio. “I have used Waves tools extensively in the sound design of earlier Halo titles, but using these tools real-time is an exciting new step for Halo3 and the video game industry,” said Marty O’Donnell, Audio Director of Bungie Studios. “These tools bring a higher level of audio realism and emotional immersion than has ever been possible. I believe the use of Waves real-time signal processing tools represents the next major breakthrough in audio quality for the video game industry.”
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