Deal summary Save $400 on the Samsung Q-Series Soundbar HW-Q800F, delivering true 5.1.2 channel surround sound with wireless ...

As the availability of high-definition digital video channels continues to increase, so too has the amount of programs broadcast with multichannel Dolby Digital 5.1 sound. Not every HD channel is ...

TCL’s first Dolby Atmos soundbar made waves at the IFA technology conference in Berlin last fall for delivering impressively immersive audio without the need for upfiring drivers, and now comes word ...

Demonstrating the continued momentum for HDTV, MTV Networks Music Group launched MHD, its first high definition channel last month. To enhance the impact of the channel’s high-definition programming, ...

These soundbars for smart TVs deliver clearer dialogue, deeper bass and room-filling sound, making movies, sports and streaming feel far more immersive at home.

Dolby Atmos soundbars from Sony offer optimized, high definition and a surround sound experience which makes them suitable ...

Roku unwrapped a revamped Roku Ultra media streamer today, complete with a feature that Roku users have long awaited: support for Dolby Vision HDR. Roku also has a compact new soundbar to show off, ...

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If you spent the $799 a Sonos Arc costs, chances are you love to tweak your sound setup to get the most out of it. And now Sonos is allowing you to do precisely that. With the latest update to its ...

PRO Audio Technology or Professional Home Cinema LLC, was founded in 2004 through the collaboration of Paul Hales (creator of the Transcendence 8 floorstanding speakers) and Larry Reagan. According to ...

Ray Dolby, the engineer and inventor who helped revolutionize movie soundtracks, died at his home in San Francisco Thursday, September 12, 2013, at the age of 80. Born in Portland, Ore., Dolby studied ...

Microsoft is adding Dolby’s Digital Plus 5.1-channel stereo codec to Windows 8. The licensing cost will be borne by OEMs, who will pay a higher fee if their products contain an optical drive.