The British audio company Ruark is best known for its wireless music systems and compact radios nowadays. But its Sabre-R passive bookshelf speakers mark its return to more traditional hi-fi — and ...

The Triangle Borea BR03 set is our favorite pair of passive bookshelf speakers to mate with a receiver or amp, while the excellent Edifier S1000MKII pair adds built-in amplifiers and Bluetooth.

If you're looking to dig into the world of hi-fi systems that consist of a separate stereo receiver or integrated amplifier that powers a set of passive speakers — whether your passion is ...

On today’s You Asked: Laser TV versus a huge mini-LED TV. What happens to the TVs after we test them? Breaking in TV speakers — is that a thing? And why are we so obsessed with TV picture quality?

Like the Flip 5, it features passive ... speakers instead, which generally sound better but are less portable. Battery life is one of the more important specs when considering a Bluetooth speaker – ...

Hyderabad: Blaupunkt announced the launch of its latest portable speaker, the Atomik Grab. With a cutting-edge design ... high-output premium drivers and a passive radiator, producing a powerful ...

[Sam Battle] is no stranger to these pages, nor is his Museum is not Obsolete. The museum was recently gifted an enormous Nixie tube created by Dalibor Farný, a B-grade (well, faulty) unit that ...

The open-pore ash wood trim on the door panels has laser-cut triangles ... seats in both rows are comfortable and supportive. The 19-speaker AKG sound system absolutely bumps, with some impressive ...

It’s our great pleasure to announce that Joe [Kingpin] Grand is going to be our keynote speaker at the 2022 Supercon! If you don’t know Joe, he’s a hacker’s hacker. He’s behind the ...

After the speakers’ presentation ... Over the last two years, we have been laser-focused on significantly increasing market activity, client engagement and enterprise positioning.

On today’s You Asked: Laser TV versus a huge mini-LED TV. What happens to the TVs after we test them? Breaking in TV speakers — is that a thing? And why are we so obsessed with TV picture quality?