I love having a decent pair of speakers on my desktop. Not only for streaming music while I work, but having decent sound ...

IT architecture complexity is set to increase in a way that means IT departments are juggling multicloud and legacy ...

London, UK /WebZero/ – WebZero has announced the full agenda for its conference sub0 reset, inviting developers, investors and innovators to join Polkadot founder Dr Gavin Wood, along with industry ...

It wouldn’t look out of place in a dark wood-covered sixties office, alongside reclining leather chairs and a pervasive mist of tobacco smoke. It’s certainly a speaker that’s not designed to ...

It’s more efficient than a fire oven but allows you to use wood pellets to inject smoky, authentic flavors. It features eight cooking options, including pizza, max roast, specialty roast ...

ASUS has recently introduced its latest ProArt PA602 Wood Edition PC case, enhancing the original creator-focused PA602 chassis with durable, visually striking wooden elements that boost both its ...

Also, you can link the speaker directly to a computer, smartphone or tablet with a USB-C cable for wired sound. As you might expect, the SoundLink Home does sound slightly cleaner and more ...

or even pair them with a desktop amp and use them as elite computer speakers. That’s a big reason why audio manufacturers are still churning them out, even in the age of wireless streaming. Just in ...

There’s a Sonos Era 300 in the corner for Spatial Audio duties; a soundbar nestled under my TV for movies; and a pair of floor-standing speakers for dedicated music-listening duties. I have more ...

Although the wood grain is from a vinyl wrap ... subwoofer sounds and satellite sounds is unlike any other set of computer speakers we’ve tested. There’s plenty of competition in the more ...

The Creative Pebble V3 is, as its name suggests, the third iteration of the company’s peculiarly pebble-shaped computer speakers. This latest generation adds a Bluetooth connection to the ...

I have been reviewing speakers for more years than I care to remember, but it is my recent experience with Epos’s excellent ES-7N that has forced me to view speaker positioning in a different way.