Aug 06
This Tube-Driven Media Streamer Is the Only Box You Need to Plug Into Your TV
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Not only does the TubeCore Duo replace your media center’s soundbar, it replaces your Roku, too.
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Aug 02
The new $200 Bluetooth speaker is SOL Republic’s first non-headphone product, and its first collaboration with Motorola.
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Jul 30
Bose, the foremost marketing machine in high-end audio, is releasing its first noise-canceling earphones this week.
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Jul 30
Plucking an old jazz album from his imposing wall of wax, Mike Grellman points to a smoke-stained edge on the front cover. The day he bought the record, Grellman asked the store’s owner about the stains on it and a …
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Jul 30
Google’s new Chromecast is limited. But it will play lots of files on your television — including things like Flash streams and MKVs you’ve downloaded from, say, a torrent tracker.
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Jul 24
Radio Raheem had it right: if you’re going to carry a stereo around, make it a big one for maximum effect.
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Jul 24
At an event where everyone was expecting a new Android tablet ( and got one) Google announced something far more interesting and important: The Chromecast, a small stick that jacks into the back of your television via HDMI and allows …
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Jul 01
Vizio’s new system is inexpensive and efficient — it delivers the performance of a 5.1 system without a bunch of damn cords running everywhere.
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May 22
This new system provides multi-room wireless audio streaming over Wi-Fi. It uses the new Android-based Play-Fi lossless streaming protocol.
May 21
If you’re looking to maximize the volume of the tunes streaming from your mobile device, regular earbuds or over-ear headphones just won’t cut it. What you need is a headphone amplifier like, say, NuForce’s new Mobile Music Pump.
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