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The Astell & Kern HB1 doubles as a wireless Bluetooth dongle for your wireless headphones, or a wired DAC to improve the ...

Bowers & Wilkins has announced an extension of its long-running partnership with McLaren, extending its role as Official Audio Partner to now include the McLaren Formula 1 Team, alongside the existing ...

Here's your first glimpse at Xbox's next-gen hardware plans, and some parts are being executed more quickly than you might think. The Xbox Series X|S generation has been a bit of an odd one.

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Optical audio cables, also known as TOSLINK cables, are essential for transmitting audio signals between devices in your home cinema setup. They are particularly useful for connecting older sound ...

Utilizing the latest technologies, you can easily remove background noise, add effects of your choosing or use preset options to customize output for different devices like speakers and headphones – ...

Point of Sale (POS) Hardware Guide: How to Choose the Best Option in 2025 Your email has been sent The right POS hardware keeps your business running smoothly, speeds up transactions, reduces ...

And if you care about sound quality, a music streamer – or network audio player – is a must-have in your audio system. Whether you have meticulously curated hard drives full of hi-res digital ...

These cables hide malicious hardware that can intercept data, eavesdrop on phone calls and messages, or, in the worst cases, take complete control of your PC or cellphone. The first of these ...

According to an Nvidia statement issued to Tom’s Hardware, it’s a problem with quality assurance. Nvidia calls it a “rare issue” that only affects 0.5 percent (1 in 200) of manufactured GPUs.