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CeBIT 2010 tradeshow coverage - ASUS

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Ever wanted to transmit 1080P wireless to your telly ?

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the WiCast EW2000, that uses a wireless video transmission to sync up TV screens connected to a box.

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Expect a review on this one here at Guru3D.com ... the Xonar Xense.

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Working together with Sennheiser, ASUS has developed soundcard-headset combo Xonar Xense. While most PC gamers suffer from miniscule headphone output, Xonar Xense pumps out a monstrous 7Vrms power through a built-in headphone amp. This brings out every audio nuance in games, movies and music, optimizing sound positioning and audio dynamics.

Games come to life in startling 118dB sound clarity, supporting EAX, DirectSound, Dolby technology and many other standards.




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