820W of heart-stopping power.

Developed together with Dolby, the SXFI Carrier melds Creative's Super X-Fi technology with its soundbar design chops.

Yamaha has a wide range of digital sound projectors and after checking out their new entry-level sometime ago, we are now taking a look at the next model up the YSP hierarchy - the YSP-2500 sound bar.

The first 4K home cinema projector to use a laser light engine with 5,000 lumens of brightness, the Sony VPL-VW5000ES also supports HDR and covers the full DCI-P3 color space, with emulation for BT.2020. Here's our first-hand take after spending some time with it.

The two 7.2-channel network AV receivers sit at the top of Onkyo's midrange offerings. The TX-RZ900 goes for S$2,899; the TX-RZ800 S$2,299.

Onkyo has just announced that its new TX-NR646 and TX-NR747 AV receivers are now available in Singapore. The headline feature for both 7.2-channel receivers is that they support Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio formats.

At CES 2015, DTS has been busy demoing a successor to DTS-HD Master Audio, their current top-of-the-line surround sound format for the home. Enter DTS:X, the company's new object-based codec technology.

Onkyo has launched its first ever Dolby Atmos-enabled network receivers in Singapore, with prices starting from S$1,099. More about this technology and the products after the jump.

Yamaha's sound bars or digital sound projectors are highly revered but pricey, but the new entry-level YSP-1400 wants to change all that. This is a one-piece unit with woofers built-in, so there's no subwoofer. Let's see if the baby in Yamaha's digital sound projector range can live up to its bigger siblings' reputation.

The Yamaha YSP-1400 is the new entry-level to Yamaha's revered line of digital sound projectors.