To better understand Dolby Atmos and its potential integration into the consumer market, it's important to consider how its different than the “classic” 5.1 and 7.1 surround decoding schemes. In 5.1 ...

The merger of French audio specialist Focal and British hi-fi specialist Naim continues to bear thrilling fruit: the new ...

The Sphere module, part of the Naim Pulse platform, uses a dual-core processor to manage latency-free, high-fidelity playback ...

And what a week it was, with our hi-fi and audio editor, Kashfia Kabir, escaping the office to get a hands-on look at one of 2025’s most interesting new Dolby Atmos soundbars in France, and Bang & ...

While the current £899 deal at Richer Sounds is a very admirable £800 saving, we have seen it as low as £819 in the last few ...

So you’ve upgraded to that shiny new 4K UHD HDR TV you got on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Fortunately, visual quality isn’t the only feature that’s getting better in home entertainment systems. With ...

It might be tough to tell from the photo above, but the Cinema 1200 is a beast both in power and size. The main soundbar measures 54-inches in width — wider than many TVs. It’s deep too, at just over ...

Dolby's announced a new surround technology that seems to have at its core shifting the way content is delivered from being purely channel-based (e.g., 5.1, 7.1) to something more spacial so the sound ...

Dolby Atmos, the advanced theater sound system, is expanding into more theaters in the U.S. Regal Cinemas announced this morning that it has installed Atmos in 20 of its Regal Premium Experience (RPX) ...

Since the jump was made from “talkies” to sound in movies, Dolby has been at the forefront of cinema sound. From their early work with noise reduction in Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange onto the ...

If you’ve never heard of Dolby Cinema, that’s quite alright — news of its development managed to slip under the radar somehow. But chances are it’s coming to a theater near you. Today, San ...

George Clooney's grizzled face filled the screen, and I was in awe. Not at the face per se, but at all the wrinkles. The individual creases and lines. Fine hairs and pores. Then there were the subtle ...