Dre and others stopped by the Union Square location to help launch the new store-within-a-store selling the latest and greatest Monster headphones and more.

Warner Bros. is taking the bite out of Blu-ray upgrades, allowing consumers to trade DVD titles in for their counterparts on Blu-ray (for a small fee, of course).

In a press event in New York City this week, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Sony Electronics promised to get more interactive with BD-Live while adding new special content to Blu-ray.

The American speaker manufacturer is pulling the cord on two of its upcoming products, which includes a set of new subwoofers and a compact wireless surround speaker system.

As the holiday shopping season winds up, we offer our recommendations for the best deals on the best Blu-ray players for late 2009 and early 2010.

Say it ain’t so: the California Energy Commission could soon ban the sale of many big-screen TVs in the Golden State.

The bold new design and high-quality build of these 400-watt home theater speakers are tres magnifique!

The high-end company unveils its first headphone product, as well as slick sound for your computer setup.

At the CES: Unveiled show in New York, a number of vendors were honored for innovations in consumer electronics but perhaps none more than Korean manufacturer Samsung who took home 23 nominations.

Intent upon proving the superiority of plasma over LCD HDTV (even though they sell those, too) Panasonic performed critical side-by-side comparisons at behind-closed-doors technical briefings this week.