Pro Audio Technology rolls out V2 speaker upgrades with improved drivers, DSP tuning, and lower noise for elite home theater performance. Pro Audio Technology (PRO) has unveiled Version 2 (V2) updates ...

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It’s gotten to the point where I’m horrified to see a cart machine in use at a radio station. Just about every feature we have appreciated in the broadcast cartridge has been replaced by a more ...

In a restaurant or at a party, background noise can make it hard to hear people talking, even up close. But soon we could be wearing headphones that use AI to filter out noise that’s more than a few ...

OLED panel technology has come a long way visually since its debut a decade ago, but next-gen OLED TVs might feature cutting-edge audio with millions of tiny speakers. The technology was recently ...

Rapture Innovations, the deep-tech audio startup co-founded by Navajith Karkera and Jagath Biddappa, is set to revolutionize the audio landscape with its patented sound technology at CES 2025.

What if you could hear a game world as vividly as you see it? Imagine standing in a crumbling cathedral, where your footsteps echo off ancient stone walls, or creeping through a dense jungle, every ...

Noise has launched its new Master Buds 2 true wireless earbuds at CES 2026, boasting Sound by Bose technology for superior acoustics and deeper bass. These earbuds promise a more intelligent and ...

Sports fans today don’t just want to watch the game—they want to feel it. From surround sound to live player chats, the push for immersive sports audio is changing how we experience the action. This ...

Private Demonstrations to Feature Technology for Consumer Audio, Mobile, XR, and Automotive Applications We are ...

With the new Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building, the Institute’s multidisciplinary approach to music deepens. On a typical afternoon, MIT’s new Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building hums with life.