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Japan to Broadcast in 4K in 2014? What do you do when you want to sell a lot of 4K televisions but there's no content? Simple. You just have the government mandate 4K broadcasts. At least, that seems to be Japan's solution.

CES 2013 Trade Show Coverage We're bringing you the latest updates straight from the show floor of CES 2013. This is the largest electronics trade show of the year and we'll update you live as the event unfolds this week.

MartinLogan Interview on Electrostatic Speaker Design We recently took a tour of the MartinLogan headquarters in Kansas and sat down for an interview with their Chief Audio Technologist, Joe Vojtko.

Shake Rattle & Slam into the New Year with an Free Outlaw Audio Subwoofer! Our friends at Outlaw Audio are gonna help you Shake Rattle & Slam into the New Year by entering to win a brand new Outlaw LFM-1EX Subwoofer. See our forum for details.

DIY Loudspeakers: Can You Build "Better" Than Professional Designs? DIY enthusiasts often think they can build a better loudspeaker than a professional. This article explores why this is often the case surrounding speakers but not other devices. Share your thoughts.

Tip of the Day: The Audio Sweet Spot The sweet spot is that one magical place in any listening room where sound waves meet to transform the lucky occupant to audio nirvana. Some tips to enjoy that location.

SVS and Audioholics Partner to Let YOU Review (and WIN) a 1000 Series Subwoofer! If you've wanted to try your hand at reviewing a home theater product, this is your big chance! SVS is partnering with Audioholics to allow 10 lucky people to review a 1000 Series subwoofer.

Kaleidescape Signs Deal with Warner Bros. for Blu-ray Quality Downloads Kaleidescape, purveyors of high end movie servers, has penned a deal with Warner Bros. Digital Distribution to provide bit for bit downloads of their Blu-ray and DVD catalog.

FCC Forces Cable Companies to Support HD Streaming on Network Devices The FCC is forcing all cable companies to support streaming HD content from a cable box to network devices by 2014.

Would You Pay $500 to Watch First-run Movies at Home? Would you pay $35k + $500/movie to watch first-run movies at home? Prima Cinema seems to think there is a market for that - and we'd have to agree. No, not for you and me, but there are some who would