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EPSON HOME CINEMA 3800 4K LCD PROJECTOR. ENCLAVE AUDIO CINEHOME PRO WIRELESS HOME THEATER SYSTEM. THE CONNECTED LIFE Voice control technology: The good and the bad..
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As Good As It Gets
LG 65G2PUA OLED Ultra HDTV
Nugs Redug
Revisiting nugs.net, the concert streaming site that continues to provide new and vintage hi-res live recordings from a wide swath of name artists.
Modern Marvel
MARANTZ MODEL 40N STREAMING INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER
Laser LCD
EPSON LS12000 4K PRO-UHD LASER LCD PROJECTOR
THE ATMOS BRANCH
Porcupine Tree returns after a decade-long hiatus to deliver a career benchmark, Closure/ Continuation. All three band members give us the scoop on how it all took root, and Steven Wilson takes us inside the making of the album's truly stunning Dolby Atmos mix.
TALKING HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE
Bill Mandel, co-manager at HDR10+ Technologies, provides an update on the HDR10+ format
Sony, Spider-Man, and the Statue of Liberty
Spider-Man is a comic-book character that was created in 1962. The inaugural issue sold for 12 cents. Sony Pictures, which now owns the screen rights to the character, decided not to release the latest Spider-Man movie in the world's biggest movie market. That decision might cost Sony as much as $340 million.
Sudio E2 Noise-Canceling Wireless Earbuds
Product Review
A New Classic
NAD C 399 integrated amplifier
Cleer Alpha Noise-Canceling Headphones
Cleer Audio's new Alpha headphones, the company's flagship wireless noise-canceling model, is jam-packed with extras to augment its very good overall sound quality. Available in Midnight Blue and Stone finishes, the $199 Alpha offers many advanced and customizable features that make it well worth the price. And with everything from app-controlled ambient audio level adjustment to smart noise-cancellation and Dirac Virtuo processing, the Alpha is primed to take on any travel adventure.