Robert Silva
Home Theater Editor at ECOUSTICS
All around fan of audio and video technology, movies, TV, and the San Diego Comic-con, I currently write on home theater topics for Lifewire.
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6 days ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva
When Samsung introduced its Onyx LED Cinema Display, it was the first serious challenge to the projector-based setup that’s defined movie theaters for over a century. Instead of beaming light across a room onto a screen, Onyx brought self-emissive LED panels directly into the theater, offering deeper blacks, higher brightness, and no need for a projection booth.
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1 week ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva
The wireless earbud market has officially become a free-for-all. From $29 gas station specials to $300 “Pro Max” status symbols that think they’re reference monitors, there’s no shortage of options—and plenty of hype to match. Somewhere in the middle of this chaos, SOUNDPEATS has quietly built a global following by doing something most brands still can’t manage: offering solid performance at prices that won’t trigger a call from your credit card company.
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1 week ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva
Elipson, the so-called “oldest French speaker brand” since 1938, remains a well-kept secret in the US. In Europe, they’re better known for their flashy, futuristic spherical Planet speakers—because why settle for boring boxes when you can have orbs? But don’t be fooled; Elipson also crafts affordable, more traditional loudspeakers in their Heritage, Legacy, and original Prestige Facet lines. Stylish enough to impress the French, practical enough to actually fill your room with sound.
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1 week ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva
Wilson Audio dropped the Sabrina X back in 2020, and like most things bearing the Wilson name, it didn’t exactly come cheap. But it earned its place, staying in the lineup for five solid years—no small feat in a market that chews up and spits out “flagship killers” every six months. Still, even speakers that cost as much as a decent used car eventually get the refresh treatment.
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2 weeks ago |
ecoustics.com | Robert Silva
Innovative projector maker XGIMI just dropped the MoGo 4 and MoGo 4 Laser—two pocket-sized powerhouses designed to grab the attention of tech-obsessed Millennials, Gen Z, and Gen A. These aren’t your dad’s clunky beamers; the MoGo 4 Series packs cutting-edge tech into a sleek, coffee-cup-sized chassis that’s as stylish as it is portable.
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