Trinity Audio Group Introduces Linux Appliance: World's First Portable, Professional, Digital Recording Studio

Bellevue, WA (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) July 11, 2006 -- Trinity Audio Group, Inc.(http://www.trinityaudiogroup.com) announced today the arrival of Trinity, the world's first ultra-portable, professional, digital recording studio or DAW (digital audio workstation) designed for the audio engineering and broadcast field industries.

"It's like pro tools, only better. It's portable, so you can take your work with you," says Trinity creative director Ronald Stewart. "The extended battery life, Linux OS, and on-board WiFi makes this a perfect all-in-one solution for recording and podcasting."

Built as a next-generation field recorder, Trinity retails for $999.99 (USD) and has an impressive list of features, including:

- Linux OS

- Fanless

- 520mhz ARM9 CPU

- 128 megabytes of RAM

- (2) Neutrik combo jacks supporting both 1/4" TRS and XLR inputs

- 48 volt phantom power

- (2) 1/4" TRS outputs

- (1) 1/4' TRS headphone jack

- 6.5" TFT LCD

- On screen alpha keyboard

- Touch pad type mouse or HID

- (2) 4200 mah lithium polymer rechargeable batteries achieves more than 4 hours of battery life

- 20 gigabyte hard drive

- 802.11b/g (WiFi)

- Rugged, sleek design

Recording robust high quality audio is easy with sampling capabilities of 16 or 24 bit at 44.1khz, 48khz, or 96khz. Trinity partnered with Echo Audio to design the audio interface portion of the device through a licensing agreement.

Shipments of Trinity begin October 2006. Trinity ships with special edition Linux multi-track audio application audacity.

About Trinity Audio Group:

Trinity Audio Group Inc. is a Washington state corporation specializing in the production and marketing of affordable, innovative field recorders and digital recording studios.

Contact: Ronald Stewart, creative director

Trinity Audio Group

425-885-0142

http://www.trinityaudiogroup.com

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