Waves, the world's leading developer of professional audio
signal processing tools, has announced that Toshiba is using MaxxAudio
technologies in their new Qosmio G40 and F40 notebook for Japan models.
These are the industry's first notebook PCs to adopt the powerful
psycho-acoustic technologies which improve the acoustic performance of
small integrated speakers.
"Waves is pleased to be working with Toshiba, to deliver a new
level of audio performance in their new Windows Vista(R) notebook
models," stated Paul Bundschuh, vice president sales &
marketing, Waves Semiconductor and OEM Licensing Division. "Waves
also thanks Microsoft's Windows Vista(R) Audio team and Realtek
Semiconductor for their assistance in integrating MaxxAudio into their
codec driver architecture."
"Realtek is pleased to work with Waves to integrate these new
MaxxAudio technologies into our popular codec driver architecture,"
stated Robert Wang, director of marketing, Realtek Semiconductor.
"MaxxAudio is an attractive solution to improve audio quality in
Microsoft Vista notebook PCs."
Waves MaxxAudio provides a comprehensive APO solution for small
speaker compensation using patented psycho-acoustic algorithms,
including patented technologies for dynamics, frequency response, and
imaging. Waves' new MaxxAudio technologies not only improve audio
quality, they allow for smaller speakers enabling innovative industrial
designs.
About Maxx(R)
With more than a decade of leadership in the development of
psychoacoustic algorithms, Waves now offers a variety of solutions under
the Maxx(R) brand. Manufacturers of consumer electronics are
dramatically improving performance and reducing system costs using Maxx
technologies. These solutions include custom semiconductor devices and
licensing Waves' proprietary algorithms to DSP and computer
platforms. Maxx solutions are rapidly being adopted by firms such as
Sony, Sanyo, Toshiba, JVC, NEC, Microsoft, Delphi, Clarion, Altec
Lansing and others.
For more information, visit http://www.maxx.com.
About Waves Audio Ltd.
Waves introduced the industry's first audio plug-in 1992 and
has become the world's leading developer and provider of
professional digital audio processing tools. Waves technologies are used
to improve sound quality in the creation of hit records, major motion
pictures, popular gaming and multimedia titles the world over.
For more information, visit http://www.waves.com or call
865/909-9200.
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