As of 2009, Apogee Electronics will no longer develop products for the Microsoft Windows platform.
Apogee has made this decision in order to focus on the Apple platform.
Windows users can obtain the Apogee sound by connecting Apogee converters to their Windows-compatible audio interface via AES, optical, or S/PDIF. Apogee technical support will continue to support legacy Windows configurations installed on Windows XP Service Pack 2.
For more info, visit www.apogeedigital.com.
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