The Tech Zone heeft een review gepost van de Blaster PC, Creative's eerste poging om een kant-en-klare PC te bouwen. Het machientje dat door The Tech Zone werd getest bestond uit een PIII-500 met 128Meg, SBLive!, DVD drive, Dxr3 MPEG decoder en een Riva TNT (vanzelfsprekend allemaal Creative hardware):
The first thing you notice about the Blaster PC is that big volume control knob on the front of the machine. It looks way cool. You can really tell this is a multimedia computer. The Blaster PC also comes with an excellent set of multimedia speakers which is made by Cambridge SoundWorks of course.The volume control isn't the only thing on the front of the Blaster PC. A few manufacturers have relocated some of the ports to the front of their computers but Creative has gone overkill. Behind a sliding panel at the bottom of the comp, you can access USB, audio input/output, joystick, MIDI, SPDIF video and optical ports. There is even accommodations for FireWire! Not enough you say? How about a built in FM tuner? Nothing like listening to your favorite FM station while surfing the net. :-)
