Power Technology's New iDFX Product Boosts iPod and iPhone MP3 Playback to CD Sound Quality Level

Power Technology's New iDFX Product Boosts iPod and iPhone MP3 Playback to CD
Sound Quality Level
The iDFX software accessory for iTunes enables MP3's on iPods and iPhones to
sound as good as the original CD recordings, while also setting all songs to a
standard volume level

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Power Technology today introduced
iDFX(TM), a software accessory for the popular iTunes program that for the
first time enables iPod and iPhone portable music players to provide listeners
with the full rich sound quality of the original CD recordings.

"iDFX re-encodes your current MP3 and AAC files using a patent-pending method
that repairs the damage and lost harmonics that occurred during the original
encoding process," said Dr. Paul F. Titchener, Power Technology President.
"The sound quality increase is striking, not just a slight improvement only an
audiophile would hear, but a dramatic improvement that makes the original MP3
sound muffled in comparison. iDFX also solves the iPod problem of some songs
being too quiet and some songs blasting your ears by setting all your songs to
a standard volume level".

iDFX installs as an accessory for the popular iTunes program for Windows. iDFX
allows the user to select individual songs for enhancement or the user can
enhance their entire song library with a single mouse click, and the
enhancement includes setting all your songs to a standard volume level. iDFX
also substantially increases the audio clarity and undistorted maximum output
level for all iPod speaker docking stations and in car connections.

iDFX also provides full speed CD ripping with iDFX enhancement included.

iDFX is available for immediate purchase from fxsound.com with a MSRP of
$39.99, and free trial versions are also available at that website location. A
demonstration MP3 file is also available for download at fxsound.com/idfxdemo.

Power Technology was founded in 1992 by Dr. Paul F. Titchener, who received
his Ph.D. in 1983 from Stanford University. Dr. Titchener holds multiple
patents and was a co-founder of Comdisco Systems, a company that introduced an
innovative DSP and communications system design tool with world wide sales
exceeding $300 million. At Power Technology Dr. Titchener introduced
professional audio products that won top design awards from Mix Magazine,
Electronic Musician and EQ Magazine. In 2000 Power Technology introduced the
DFX® MP3 enhancer for the Windows Media Player, which since its introduction
has become one of the internet's most popular MP3 accessories with over 25
million downloads.

Contact:
Dr. Paul F. Titchener, President
Power Technology
415-467-7886 x122

http://www.fxsound.com

iPod, iTunes and iPhone are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc.

SOURCE Power Technology

Dr. Paul F. Titchener, President of Power Technology, +1-415-467-7886 x122