New technology spanning 8K LED, 4K OLED and 4K LED models promises to go beyond conventional AI, while Sony also announces its own streaming video service and adoption of new Google TV platform

SSW-1 designed for 'largescale' custom cinemas, promises 'the highest levels of sonic performance'. Or should that be 'lowest'?

As the world slowed to a stop in 2020, it accelerated streaming adoption and innovation. Sparked by theater closures and social distancing requirements of the pandemic shutdown, we had to find new ways to watch movies together with friends and family.

AE’s flagship 500 series introduces its first carbon drivers

Like so many other things in this upside-down world, CES 2021 is a casualty of the pandemic. The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) decided months ago to transition from the usual mega gathering in Las Vegas an all-digital virtual experience. The show must go on — just not in person this time around. So instead of walking an expansive show floor and visiting company booths to check out new wares firsthand, the staff of Sound & Vision will be logging onto the official CES portal to seek out news and information relevant to our readers. (Sorry, the portal is available only to media and members of the trade who have registered for the show.) Though the virtual show officially goes live on Monday (January 11), A/V-related news is trickling in with high-tech TV leading the way.