Samsung wowed the crowds at CES 2018 with its 146-inch display using MicroLED technology called “The Wall.” But it’s OLED that will soon land in your living room.
While pricier and less portable than most high-resolution audio players in its class, our Astell & Kern A&ultima SP1000 review reveals near-perfect sound that’s a joy to behold.
Apple’s new HomePod is basically a mishmash of Amazon’s Echo and and Sonos speakers, which begs the question: Has Apple completely abandoned music and audio innovation?
We got a chance to see what is perhaps the most advanced and dazzling movie theater ever created at Dolby Labs. The new theater is the flagship of Dolby’s plan for the future of movies, Dolby Cinema. And it may already be in a theater near you.
Vizio’s move to a tablet remote system for the M-series leads to some minor annoyances, but they're easy to overlook given the excellent picture quality and low price point that now define the series.
Step behind the scenes for a hands-on look at state-of-the-art animation studio, Laika. The studio's mix of 3D-printing, stop motion, and CGI to create the breathtaking film Kubo and the Two Strings garnered two Oscar nods for Sunday's ceremony.
HBO unveils three scenes from Game of Thrones season 6, following Cersei and Jaime Lannister, Sansa Stark and Reek/Theon Greyjoy, and Daenerys Targaryen.
We don't always do this, but 2015 was so packed full of great innovations that we decided to craft a list of our favorite innovative tech companies of the year. Find out if your favorite company made the list!
A pleasant blend of premium performance and slick style, the $250 MSR7 produce clear and detailed audio from a package that hails from the studio, garnished with a welcome touch of bling.
TreVolo has enough precision to satisfy the most discerning Bluetooth critic, but where’s the fun in a wireless speaker that can’t blast sound from across the room?
The H7150’s rich colors and laundry list of features make it a prime candidate for your living room, as long as you can overlook its limitations when the lights go out.
While it may not be the most powerful or feature-packed bar in the Yamaha family, when it comes to sheer dollar to performance value, few outpace the YAS-203.
While Klipsch’s new Reference On-Ears don’t live up to their title, they do provide a fairly pleasant overall sound signature matched by luxurious comfort.
Yamaha pumps up the bass with the EPH-M200 in-ear headphones, which proffer massive 16mm drivers serving up a potent blast of sound through ergonomic titanium tubes. However, those who prioritize balance and presence need not apply.
While the price is certainly not for the timid, UE’s Megaboom follows up the company’s extremely successful Boom Bluetooth speaker with bigger sound, stronger armor, and the best Bluetooth range in the biz.
Cambridge Audio’s Bluetone 100 leverages the company’s proprietary BMR drivers to deliver a powerful punch and wide stereo image from a compact speaker. However, with no rechargeable battery option, the speaker isn’t as portable as its peers.
Using state-of-the-art 3D-printing, Ultimate Ears has helped to revolutionize the custom in-ear monitor industry. Follow us as we take a first-hand look at the process, from start to finish.