Review: Samsung gives users stunning pictures in a knife-like body in the UN46D8000. It's a top-shelf set that does pay a price for its amazing form factor.
Review: With its razor-thin body and stunning pictures Samsung's UN65D8000 is a top-shelf television that does lose a little bit in its great form factor.
Review: The Philips 40PLF4706/F7 offers some clever features like Media Connect for wirelessly connecting your PC to your TV, but lags behind competitors on other more important features.
Review: Lacking some important features that competitors have the Philips 55PFL4706/F7 does have some clever features like Media Connect for wirelessly connecting PCs to the TV.
Review: The Philips 46PFL4706/F7 has some interesting features like the Media Connect which wirelessly connects your PC to the set. Unfortunately, it lacks some important features that other competitors have.
Denon's DNP-720AE plays Internet radio, network audio and just about every digital file format, but $500 for a standalone component that does what many cheaper receivers already do will leave it with a narrow band of potential buyers.
Review: The Phiaton PS 20 BT leverage Bluetooth 3.0 for the best fidelity we’ve heard from a pair of wireless headphones, but you may need a PhD to set them up, if you can get them working at all.
Logitech's $99 Harmony Link works over Wi-Fi in conjunction with smartphone and tablet apps to provide a super slick interface and total system control.
Review: Sennheiser’s HD 598 may be the best-sounding headphones we’ve heard under $500, making them an outstanding value for audiophiles who you can stomach the creamy color palette.
Monster unveiled a new Bluetooth adapter capable of decoding AAC at CEDIA 2011, and unintentionally revealed a new speaker product intended for CES 2012 release.
Atlantic Technology's 235 soundbar is rated to produce bass down to 47Hz from just two 4-inch speakers: No sub needed. We got a chance to hear it for ourselves at CEDIA 2011.
Sony dished up a surprise at IFA 2011 by revealing that what originally appeared as a prototype-only personal 3D viewer will soon be released in Japan.
Boston Acoustics’ CS 260 II defies its $200 price tag by performing on par with speakers at twice the price, even if it can’t quite compete on looks.
Sol Republic's headphones will mimic some of Monster's features, but also introduce a unique modular design and lower price points with the Amp and Tracks lines.