Product category: PC-Compatible Boards and Assemblies
News Release from: iLab America | Subject: USB-SP1 and USB-SP2
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 3 February 2003
Speedy route to USB-based audio
Two new USB audio subassemblies provide a fast-track solution for consumer electronics OEMs to add USB headphone, microphone and speaker solutions to their products
iLab America has two new USB audio subassemblies that provide a fast-track solution for consumer electronics OEMs to add USB headphone, microphone and speaker solutions to their products. "Offering a turnkey solution significantly reduces an OEMs time to market, helping them keep their competitive edge", said Wayne Boyle, President and CEO, iLab America.
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"With our manufacturing base in China and Singapore, we offer OEMs competitive pricing and large scale production capabilities.
Our design base in the US offers state-of-the-art technology to OEMs, helping to reduce their development time and costs".
The new products, USB-SP1 and USB-SP2, are subassemblies designed to adapt to multiple OEM requirements.
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Serial devices are ideal for connecting one or two peripherals such as barcode scanners, serial displays and data acquisition modules to any USB port
The USB-SP1 is a USB speaker/headphone/microphone adapter that allows OEMs to easily upgrade existing traditional speakers to become a USB model.
The USB-SP2 is a headphone/microphone adapter designed for either a USB audio adapter, or to upgrade traditional headphones or headsets to become a USB model.
Both products are also ideal for Internet phone applications, and theUSB-SP1 is well suited for Internet speakerphone applications as well.
Both products offer USB control of volume up and down, mute and power-on status.
Using the standard USB drivers that are provided with Windows and MacOs, both are compatible with Windows 2000, XP, ME and MacOS 9.1, 10.1.
The device and string descriptors can be customised for OEMs to provide brand recognition of their products through the onscreen user interface.
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