New sound-over-powerline tech might let you position your passive speakers anywhere you can find a power outlet -- no speaker ...

【2-IN-1 BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER RECEIVER】 In TX ... It can be connected with Bluetooth speakers or headphones that support HFP/A2DP/AVRCP protocol to form a wireless audio transmission network ...

The connectivity company Fasetto recently announced that its forthcoming Audio Cu system has received Dolby Atmos Product ...

Wireless is in, and wired is out. But what does that mean for home theater? For ages, home theater audio has mostly involved passive speakers wired to an A/V receiver (herein “AVR”), with the speakers ...

US firm Fasetto thinks it has a better option: Dolby Atmos via your home's power lines. Its Audio Cu system delivers audio ...

Fasetto has announced that its Audio Cu system, which connects TVs and other audio devices to speakers and subwoofers using ...

Wi-Fi, and WISA/WISA-e systems. This new technology decodes audio on the fly to match the source material to the speaker ...

Arizona-based Fasetto has announced that its Audio Cu system, which connects TVs and other audio devices to speakers and ...

Fasetto is the first-ever company to receive a Dolby Atmos Product Certification for a sound-over-the-power lines home audio ...

The SoundSlayer GWN10 is designed to rest on the nape of the neck, with the speakers reaching down to about the clavicle.

In the vast majority of cases you'll need to connect your TV to an AV receiver unless your speakers are wireless, and that connection is usually done via an optical cable or more commonly ...

Once you’re back home, you can charge it on its base, and once connected to your Wi-Fi ... more speakers as part of a surround sound setup, and it pairs well with any of the best A/V receivers.