Says EZ1002 4K pro HDR set shows ‘what the director intended’
I15 and I35 integrated amplifiers and CD35 CD player revealed
It's boomtime for 4K says Futuresource, player sales also soar
Stunning HDR HLG UHD laser projector for high-end theatres
Art meets AV with LG’s stunning flagship OLED TV
Hot mid-ranger offers both Dolby Atmos and HEOS multiroom
This stunning 65-incher makes everything look good
Ultra compact stereo amplifier has plenty of power
Router, Controller, Access Point and Switch on test
Forward looking 4K UHD PJ is an FAB performer
How to use Amazon Alexa voice control with a Control4 smart home system
Control4 adds Pakedge BakPak to RK-1 router for smarter Smart Homes
Control4 has new smart lighting solutions for new builds and retro fits
Oscar winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki have unveiled a VR experience at the Cannes Film Festival called Carne y Arena. But it’s not an entertainment piece, instead the VR short looks into the issues surrounding immigration. Iñárritu is a long time supporter of VR. Speaking at Cannes, he warned: “If studios don’t get into it, they will be irrelevant soon.”
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