Latest articles by Andrew Everard
Designed for home or pro use, speakers can now connect wirelessly using StreamCast T transmitter and receiver
NHK's Super Hi-Vision, offering 16x current HDTV resolution, approved as global standard by ITU
£150 earphone model designed for 'a dynamic and inertia-free performance'
£3.2bn spent on research and development in first half of the year, hints it may break already planned £14bn facilities investment
Next week's IFA show in Berlin looks set to become the battle of the bigger, higher-resolution screens
Apple's tablet pinched more two thirds of the global market in 2011, but rivals lining up to swipe some of the action
Flagship models hit the shops at the end of September, have novel 'Less is More' button-free design
£80 device plugs into HDMI socket and turns any TV into an internet-connected device
World's first 5in 4:3 aspect ratio display said to deliver 'a truly unique smart device experience'
All-in-one digital media system now has upgraded storage and enhanced sound
Could cut 10,000 jobs, twice as many as previously planned, and close operations – meanwhile potential investor Hon Hai now wants more control for its money
AVA Media's RIP-N-PLAY combines ripping drive, network server and up to 2TB hard drive, starts from £799
TV mount company offers popular models in new finish to match latest screens
Almost 50m smartphones sold in three months, but LG's sales of LTE phones are starting to accelerate in Korea and US
New model will be available in active form in December, with passive version to follow early next year
£1490 Cala streaming receiver available with optional matching speakers for £600
Cost-cutting in TV division helps Panasonic turnaround, while Sony and Sharp both clock up worse-than-expected losses
UK mail-order now available for all the company's rSeries products
New amp on sale from today, operates in digital domain right through to the speaker outputs
Users find they can't record the 24 Olympic Channels, but Humax says it's now rolling out a fix
Initial offering of 500 tracks in 'better than CD' quality, will rise to 2000 next month
