Creative launches Vado HD, Zen X-Fi2, Fatal1ty gaming headset
Creative launched a slew of products in the Indian market ranging from a pocket camcorder to PMP to sound devices. Creative’s pocket HD camcorder, Vado HD entered its third generation to bring further improvements over its predecessors. The Vado HD now boasts improved low light video recording with the help of manual exposure settings, external stereo mic support, out-of-the-box PC and Mac compatibility, Motion detection that initiates recording on sensing a movement and the ability to capture still images. The Vado HD will sell for Rs. 14,999.
ZEN X-Fi’s second iteration also got the official treatment. The X-Fi2 which is already selling in few regions, will sell in India with storage capacities ranging from 8 to 32GB. It’s the first Creative PMP to have a 3-inch touchscreen display and feature X-Fi technology to enhance audio quality, RSS reader, DivX/XviD support, radio and voice recording function. Zen X-Fi2 will sell for R. 8,999 (8GB), Rs.11,999 (16GB) and Rs. 14,999 (32GB).
Creative also launched the MkII series of Fatal1y’s gaming headsets that are endorsed by renowned gamer, Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel. This professional gaming headset are designed to deliver comfort and performance with its mesh grill accents, adjustable microphone and gold-plated stereo plugs to deliver top quality audio. Its priced Rs. 4,999.
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