Creative's new Sound Blaster X-Fi cards impress with their audio quality and feature sets, but they don't come cheap. Rich was the editorial lead for CNET's Home and Wellness sections, based in ...

Phew. Snappy name, eh? So snappy there’s no room on the headline for a bad pun. Lucky you, I say. Anyway, this is a new ExpressCard/54-compatible sound card that ...

One of the things I like to poke fun at Creative for is their absurdly long product names. This one is no different: The Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio PCI Express. The box we received is the ...

Reviewing the Sound Blaster X-Fi has been an interesting experience, though deciding on the scope of the review was difficult. The X-Fi Elite Pro has such an extensive range of feature that a ...

The surround effect, along with a number of other audio properties, is configured from a new and improved Windows-based control panel. Here you can also configure Creative’s Crystallizer (which ...

Quality 7.1 surround sound audio is a feature sadly missing from most notebooks on the market. The upcoming Sound Blaster X-Fi Extreme Audio Notebook from Creative ...

The X-Fi has rather too many features to cover in the time available to us. So, knowing that Creative has bundled three audio-creation applications, and also having seen the functionality the ...

Aside from having one of the longest product names I’ve seen in weeks, this new Creative card looks like a pretty useful little utility for your laptop. If you want some seriously good sound to come ...

The X-Audio is, in many ways, a step back from the X-Fi line using and old chip with its old problems, and it seems to me a little dishonest. This is not to say that there arent any good points to the ...