Denon’s 8K AV receiver is (probably) the only one you’ll ever need
The AVC-X6800H is a high-end bit of kit for enthusiasts with deep pockets
Home Cinema
What is Dolby Atmos FlexConnect? The wireless surround sound tech explained
Think of it as the next-gen Dolby Atmos, that lets you place speakers anywhere in your room. Oh, and it all workes completely wirelessly.
CES 2024: 5 key tech trends from the world’s biggest tech and gadget show
All the major 2024 tech trends we expect to see this year
Sharp’s HT-SB700 2.0.2 soundbar delivers big sound in a small package
Sharp’s new HT-SB700 2.0.2 soundbar is just 52cm wide. I’m not sure how long that is in fractions of a football field or a London bus, but it’s a little over one and a half times the length of a large Toblerone — a unit of measurement we can surely all agree on. Not only […]
Xgimi’s Aladdin projector is cleverly hidden inside a ceiling light, genie (probably) not included
A projector hidden in a ceiling lamp is one of those deceptively simple ideas that makes us envious for not thinking of it first. I guess we’ll just have to try harder in future. For now though, we’re very excited to check out Xgimi’s Aladdin projector lamp at CES 2024 in Las Vegas. In essence, […]
LG’s CineBeam Qube could be the portable 4K projector to beat this year
A minimalist movie buff’s dream
25 best gifts for movie lovers for Christmas 2023
Cinematic kit for a blockbuster Christmas
I’m already making room under my TV for LG’s new 2024 soundbars
Bringing wireless Dolby Atmos to compatible LG TVs at CES
Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar review: superbly built but needs more height
What makes the Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar more ‘ultra’ than the Smart Soundbar 900 it replaces?
Huge Apple TV update rolling out with revamped apps and FaceTime
The new tvOS 17.2 redesign makes everything more central
Soundbar vs system: how to build a cinema system with a soundbar
Soundbars can be a great way to build a cinema system for less. Here’s how you can ditch the sound system.
I’m thinking of buying Blu-rays again, and it’s all Sony’s fault
Digital-only media was never yours to start with, as Sony’s deletion of Discovery content from PlayStation shows
