Chris Boylan
Editor-in-Chief at Big Picture Big Sound
Contributing Writer at CleanTechnica
Editor At Large at ECOUSTICS
Editor, Writer, Digital Marketing Pro; I like A/V gear, movies, technology, SciFi, green energy & cool cars that don't burn gas. @bpbs @cleantechnica @ecoustics
Articles
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1 week ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva |Chris Boylan |Brian Mitchell
In early 2025, HDMI Licensing and the HDMI Forum unveiled the upcoming HDMI 2.2 spec—but they may have some unexpected competition. Enter GPMI, a new contender from the Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance. Billed as a potential alternative to HDMI, DisplayPort 2.1, and even Thunderbolt 5, GPMI aims to shake up the A/V standards game… or at least make some noise trying.
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2 weeks ago |
ecoustics.com | Chris Boylan |Caleb Denison |Al Griffin |Steven Cohen
As a tech journalist and TV reviewer working in the industry for over two decades, I get the opportunity to see and hear tech gear like TVs, soundbars, video components and audio systems, sometimes well before they get released to the general public. It’s one of the fun parts of the job.
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2 weeks ago |
ecoustics.com | Chris Boylan
While global financial markets reel in the wake of unprecedented tariffs, an all-out trade war and impending recession (or worse) looming on the horizon, consumers are going to have to brace for higher prices pretty much across the board. And in this chaotic environment, TV makers are announcing their pricing for new models coming out this year.
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2 weeks ago |
ecoustics.com | Chris Boylan
Launched last year, Sony’s ULT Power Sound line-up includes a selection of portable wireless Bluetooth speakers – and one pair of headphones – all with Sony’s ULT Power Sound feature to beef up the bass and treble for a more punchy and dynamic overall sound. All speakers in the ULT line support Bluetooth connectivity. Many also include line level or microphone inputs so you can connect a mic, guitar, keyboard or electronic drums for an impromptu jam session with your friends.
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3 weeks ago |
ecoustics.com | Chris Boylan
Kaleidescape is known for delivering a premium home theater experience with reference-quality movie players, servers, a comprehensive movie download store and mobile app and an elegant and intuitive user interface. Its service offers audio and video quality comparable to and sometimes even exceeding the best physical media while providing the convenience of fast downloads of a huge selection of titles for near instant gratification.
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Check out some of my favorite Dolby Atmos music tracks on TIDAL.
With @TIDAL lowering the cost of its HiFi+ tier from $19.99/month to $10.99/month next week, now is a great time for y'all to check out our immersive Dolby Atmos playlist on TIDAL: https://t.co/r71xi2MJg3
Hey. @elonmusk - will all V3, V4 and above Tesla Superchargers support non-Tesla vehicles with CCS adapter or only a subset?
