Latest articles by What Hi-Fi Admin
C Seed 262 is the world's largest 4K TV
This monster spans a ridiculous 262in diagonally - that's nearly 7m. But you can hide the screen using a motorised fabric cover.
E3 2017 highlights: consoles, 4K games, audio technology
The world's biggest video gaming show has hit LA, with plenty for AV fans to get excited about...
Yamaha launches world's first DTS Virtual:X soundbar
The Yamaha YAS-207 goes on sale in July, and will be the first product to boast all-new audio technology.
YouView trials Amazon Alexa for voice-activated TV control
You could soon be speaking to control your YouView set-top box, thanks to Amazon opening up the software to developers.
July 2017 issue on sale now!
Vinyl galore! This issue of What Hi-Fi? celebrates the revival of the LP record. Expensive turntables and phono stages, AI assistants and a couple of fierce floorstanders go into battle too.
Apple unveils HomePod, its smart wireless speaker
Apple's Siri-controlled smart wireless speaker looks set to take on Amazon Echo and Google Home in the battle for a space in your smarthome...
Marantz unveils new AV receiver range
The series is made up of four integrated multichannel receivers plus an 11.2-channel pre-amp/processor
Denon launches five new HEOS-equipped AV receivers
Denon's new AV receivers are equipped for multi-room playback and have a new 32-bit DAC at their heart.
Denon unveils additions to Design Series of hi-fi separates
Denon's new range of hi-fi separates may be small, but they pack more options than some of their larger rivals.
Onkyo launches new THX home cinema system
The HT-S9800THX will play Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and THX sound to accompany a 4K HDR picture.
How Tubular Bells built the Virgin empire
It's possible to draw a direct line from an LP deemed utterly uncommercial to a company prepared to put tourists into space.
Happy Birthday, dear Star Wars
What Hi-Fi?'s senior video editor Pete Brown dwells on the cultural and personal impact of Star Wars - which was released on this day in 1977.
Devialet and the art of impermanence
As part of the 'Lost Recordings' initiative, Devialet and Fondamenta treated a Royal Albert Hall audience to playback of a lacquer pressing of jazz singer Sarah Vaughan. How did they make it happen?
Love Hulten delivers Astovox, packing modern components into retro package
Pioneer speaker drivers inside African mahogany cabinets with brushed aluminium front panels.
Samsung Galaxy S8 iris scanner already hacked
Just weeks after the handset went on sale, hackers are able to fool the S8's eyeball scanner
Mixxtape Kickstarter reminds us people still inexplicably want cassettes
An LCD display, touch controls, Bluetooth and USB connections are what might bring the compact cassette bang up to date.
Musicians aren't paid enough in streaming royalties, says Spotify exec
The "value chain is broken" according to Troy Carter, Spotify's global head of creator services.
Focal launches Scala and Maestro Utopia III Evo speakers
The first two models in the new Utopia III Evo range feature improved speaker drivers and crossovers, as well as enhanced finishes.
Dynaudio launches The Special Forty stereo speakers
To celebrate the company's 40th anniversary, Dynaudio has unveiled a brand new loudspeaker. Called The Special Forty, the standmounter incorporates a number of exclusive Dynaudio technologies and design features...
Pioneer reveals N-70AE and N-50AE network players
Two new network audio players with an array of features, including integrated Chromecast and Spotify Connect, wi-fi and Bluetooth.
McIntosh announces MA8900 amp and MCD350 CD player
These devices feature new technology - including McIntosh's Monogrammed Heatsinks - in the search for better sound.
Primare launches I15, I35 amps and CD35 player
All three devices feature Prisma, Primare's new multi-room wireless playback technology and control app.
Thorens launches 900-series turntables
Thorens' new range has a stylish retro look, but uses new materials and new turntable architecture.
