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Russound, Cabasse Gain Control4 Drivers

Russound and Cabasse audio systems can now be controlled using a Control4 automation system, Connected Distribution has revealed...

Electric Jukebox Release Date And Pricing Revealed

Electric Jukebox, the music streaming start-up that earned the support of icons such as Robbie Williams and Sheryl Cole, is finally launching in the UK...

Sanus Black Series TV Mounts Available From AWE

Sanus' new series are an exclusive offline-offered range made available to high-end residential businesses and installers via AWE...

CE Pro Europe Exclusive: Crestron Appoints Pulse Cinemas As Official Reseller To The Trade

Ce Pro can exclusively reveal that Crestron has appointed Pulse Cinemas as an official trade supplier of its residential products in the UK. Pulse says the r...

Onkyo’s LS7200 Takes On Yamaha’s Dolby Atmos Soundbar At Half The Cost

Onkyo has just announced the fourth Dolby Atmos soundbar to hit the market, and it's called the LS7200. It also supports DTS:X...

Meridian’s Quest For The Ultimate Home Cinema Now Includes Cinema-ATS’ Acoustic Treatment

Cinema-ATS’ acoustic treatment is joining Meridian Audio's home cinema package, as the audio manufacturer aims to become a quasi-distributor...

Microsoft Could Have Just Killed The Dedicated VR Room

The inside-out, six degrees of motion tracking that will be supported by Microsoft VR headsets could kill the dedicated VR room...

DT Screens Joins Barco Residential By Partnering With Meridian

Meridian Audio has added to its ‘ultimate home cinema experience’ offering by welcoming DT Screens into the club. The projection screen supplier joins Barco Res...

World’s Cheapest 4K Blu-ray Player Now Supports Dolby Atmos, DTS:X And Auro-3D

It is already the world’s cheapest 4K Blu-ray player, but now the Xbox One S is set to add Auro-3D, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support to its list of features...

Could Pfizer Kill The Home Cinema? Netflix’s CEO Believes It’s Possible

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings believes the future of entertainment could simply be delivered through a ‘pharmalogical’ – so basically, a happy pill ...