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Forget the rest, these are the two pairs of wireless headphones I'm most excited about from CES 2025
By Harry McKerrell published
While plenty of wireless earbuds launched at CES 2025, it's pairs from Technics and JBL that have interested me the most.
Two huge Micro LED TVs launched at CES 2025 – could OLED finally get a proper rival?
By Alastair Stevenson published
Micro LED has long been sold as a rival, or even replacement for OLED, and at CES we saw signs it may happen sooner than expected.
I'm a TV expert and this is the TV technology I'm most excited about at CES 2025
By Alastair Stevenson published
OLED’s future is bright, but Mini LED is getting some core, more interesting upgrades at the world’s biggest tech show
This imaginative and heart-warming family movie is 98% on Rotten Tomatoes and now streaming on Netflix
By Luke Edwards published
Something to warm your cockles this midwinter
LG seemingly isn't launching any new soundbars this year, and that's baffling to me
By Tom Parsons published
LG is already behind Samsung, Sony and Sonos, so a year without new models is the last thing it needs
LG is finally making a small flagship OLED TV – but I’m concerned there’s one big catch
By Alastair Stevenson published
Smaller OLED TVs are always welcome, but I am concerned to see the 48-inch G5 is missing LG’s latest brightness boosting technology.
LG and Samsung want to make 2025’s OLED TVs radically brighter – but I hope that's not all they do
By Alastair Stevenson published
Max brightness is great, but it’s only one part of excellent picture quality, especially on an OLED TV.
I don’t think the KEF LS60 Wireless floorstanding speakers get enough credit – here's why
By Andy Madden published
A fantastic feat of technology
I’m a wireless headphones expert and there are 6 new pairs I want to see launch in 2025
By Andy Madden published
I’ve drawn up a wish list of new headphones I’d like to see hit the market in the next 12 months.
I watched a Brian Eno documentary edited in real-time, so every version is unique – is this the future of movies?
By Jez Ford published
I went to the Sydney Opera House to see a Brian Eno documentary edited in real-time by a computer, so every version is unique. Could other movies be made this way?
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