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Brexit Prompts Sonos To Raise Prices In UK

Sonos has announced a price increase for the UK market, which follows the decision to leave the European Union. The price increase takes effect February 23...

Samsung QLED First TV To Support 100% Colour Volume

The Samsung QLED TVs that were announced at CES 2017 are the first in the world to support 100% colour volume, a significant milestone in the age of HDR...

Trinnov Audio Plans 48-Channel Update To Altitude32 AV Processor

A software update which will upgrade the Trinnov Audio Altitude32 AV processor from the current 32 channel set-up, to one with 48 channels...

Denon & Marantz, Pioneer Subject To EU Antitrust Investigations

Denon & Marantz and Pioneer are both being targeted by an antitrust investigation by the European Commission, with both firms accused of price manipulation...

HDanywhere Enables Controller-Less HDMI Matrix Control With IP2IR Tech

HDAnywhere will be showcasing its patent-pending IP2IR control within an HDMI matrix at ISE 2017, allowing Amazon Alexa control without a controller...

Plex Combats ‘Fake News’ With Watchup Acquisition

Plex is expanding its prime functionality with an acquisition of Watchup, a streaming news service that is home to more than 150 credible news sources...

Liverpool Vs Chelsea First BT Sport Match In 4K And Dolby Atmos

Live Dolby Atmos audio will soon accompany Premier League games on BT Sport, with the first game set to air in 4K and Dolby Atmos in January 2017...

Dolby Atmos, Voice Control Set For Sky Q Launch In 2017

Sky Q subscribers will be able to enjoy films with immersive 3D audio courtesy of Dolby Atmos by the end of 2017, while voice control will also be available...

Wisdom Audio Introduces Its First High Resolution In-Ceiling Loudspeaker

Wisdom Audio will introduce its first high resolution in-ceiling loudspeaker at ISE, taking on Monitor Audio’s newly-launched IV40 invisible speaker range...

Sky Q To Ditch Satellite Dish Requirement In 2018

Sky Q customers will no longer need a satellite dish come 2018, under plans unveiled by the company to offer its television service over broadband...