TV & Home Theatre

This slim and compact sound system from Sony proves that home theatre systems don't need to be packed with features to be great. Check out the review to learn why.

Standing nearly 4 feet tall, discover how Definitive Technology shows us "What Obsession Sounds Like" with their BP-9060 3 Way Tower Speakers

The One for All URC 7880 Smart Control 8 and URC 7935 Streamer Remote are two budget beaters that provide a lot of value for their respective price tags.

Cable TV is no longer a necessity. Here's a guide to help you get rid of cable TV in order to see even more of the content that you love!

 I recently made the dramatic change of living in an one-bedroom Vancouver condo to a three-bedroom house in Toronto and needed an easy, wireless speakers system like Sonos to fill it with super-sounding music and set the right the right tones. Read on to discover the top five reasons why I think Sonos is the the leading wireless speaker on the market today. 

    This LG OLED Smart TV is loaded with lots of great features but the best feature of all is its absolutely fantastic picture. In fact CNET who do detailed reviews of hundreds of TVs have claimed that it has the “Best. Picture. Ever.” Picture quality is the most important attribute of any TV and this one is at the top of the list, but it doesn’t stop there because it has so much more to offer.  

Enter to win a 55 inch Sony 4K HDR television by telling us what feature of a new television is the most important to you.

  Flat panel TV’s keep getting more incredible. Clearer pictures with Ultra HD 4K, and bigger screens that keep getting thinner and thinner. While the picture keeps getting better, the sound isn’t improving much because it is next to impossible to put decent speakers in a very thin panel. This is why sound bars have become extremely popular. They are very easy to set up, they look good, are non-obtrusive, and very cost effective. But are they really worth the investment? Like so many things – it depends!

Almost all the information currently on the Internet is created by humans. Content mainly produced by people. But the Internet of Things (IoT) is about devices connected to the Internet and interacting with other connected things and to a small extent with humans, and providing its own content. It is a concept that has enormous potential to impact how we live and work and is already starting to impact the home. But we are just at the tip of the iceberg. Smart TVs already comprise some of the billions of “things” currently connected to the Internet, and they will definitely have a role to play as the Internet of Things unfolds. I will start to identify that potential.

An AV receiver is the hub of your home theatre system, so you'll want to carefully consider features when choosing the best receiver for you.