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Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD review - Package and Bundle

by Steven ROBSCIX Wall on: 12/27/2010 02:00 PM [ 3] 0 comment(s)

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Packaging

We are fans of great packaging as at the end of the day we are enthusiasts and we also get excited when we see nice shiny new products all sparkly in their respective packages.  The Titanium HD’s packaging has been changed in comparison to previous X-Fi packaging.

Creative Labs SB X-Fi Titanium HD

Creative Labs wants you to see this new offering and get you reaching for your wallet.  The cards casing is also transparent so you can see some of the high end components used on the card.  We will admit this is some great looking PC hardware….but we are interested in how it sounds aren’t we?

The Bundle

Let’s rip open the new offering and see what is in the box for the end user to play with.

Creative Labs SB X-Fi Titanium HD

The Titanium HD bundle includes

  • CL Titanium HD PCI-E Soundcard
  • Driver CD
  • Quick Start Guide
  • RCA to 3.5 mm cable
  • 2 X Mini Toslink to Toslink Cable

Well a modest bundle but enough to get your new high definition soundcard connected to anything you might have on your desk or in your home theater system.  The inclusion of two optical cables and the dual RCA to 3.5 mini-jack is also a nice touch in the bundle.




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