Network Audio Communications

January 1997 / What's New / Network Audio Communications

Mediatrix's Audiotrix Phone package (US$495) includes a plug-and-play audio adapter and Texas Instruments' TMS320C50 DSP; a handset with on/off volume control, a headset connector, hands-free speaker operation, a built-in microphone, and a built-in amplified speaker; and customized CTI software for Unix and Windows 3.1x, 95, and NT . The Audiotrix device employs 16-to-1 ACELP hardware voice-compression technology; offers 16-bit full-duplex stereo digital audio; and supports Microsoft DirectX 3.
Contact:  Mediatrix Peripherals, Inc., Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada

Phone:    (800) 820-8749 or (819) 829-8749

Internet: 
http://www.mediatrix.com


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