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Wondering which Fire TV Stick you should buy? Step this way for our comparison of Amazon's affordable video streamers.

New streaming service from ViacomCBS takes aim at Netflix, Disney Plus and Prime Video...

Advice You probably use headphones most days, so take care when selecting a pair. Follow our advice – you won’t go far wrong.

Where's the best place to buy hi-res tunes? Here's a list of the top sites and what they offer.

It's easier than ever to fill your home with music, thanks to a variety of audio products that can unite to form feature-packed, voice-controlled multi-room music systems.

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When it comes to the ultimate 4K HDR TV broadcasts, it's all about HLG.

Sky Q customer? Want to watch in the very best picture quality? Here's how to watch High Dynamic Range content on Sky Q...

High Dynamic Range (HDR) is arguably the most important TV tech of the last few years, but what is it? And how do you get it?

Two just-add-speakers systems that major on convenience and value go head-to-head...

Teleparty lets you watch Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and HBO with friends online, so you can chat and react in real time. Here's how it works.

Ultra HD Blu-ray is the ultimate in AV performance. But what's so great about it? What equipment do you need? And what films can you watch? Read on...

Any traditional set-up can be made wireless with a good music streamer. This is how to choose the best one for your system.

LG and Sony are two of the biggest hitters in the OLED TV game. So whose flagship set should be your next?

DTS returned to cinema sound after more than two decades with DTS:X, an object-based sound technology that’s a successor to DTS HD and a rival to Dolby Atmos.

Updated The A-Z on the new LCD TV panel technology, and how it differs from the similarly named MicroLED TV tech.

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HDMI 2.1 makes it possible to pass through 8K, and even 10K, content with HDR, but what are the rest of the specs and how will it affect the kit you're using?