The new Sony XAV-701HD in-dash A/V receiver has a lot to offer today's tech-savvy customer. With all kinds of smartphone connectivity, it makes this unit an easy choice for those looking to upgrade. I ...

Each year car, more and more new cars include built-in connection options for iPods, iPhones, and Bluetooth devices. But if you’re not yet in the market for a new car, you can still get such ...

Announced alongside the Sony Xperia Z Ultra, the Sony SBH52 is a Bluetooth receiver like no other. Above and beyond being a stereo Bluetooth receiver, it’s designed to be put up to the ear and spoken ...

The Sony SBH52, a nondescript, black gadget that endows its bearer with a lot more than just wireless audio. Acting as a traditional Bluetooth receiver, the SBH52 can receive calls with a pair of ...

Sony today announced the 7.2-channel STR-DN1040 A/V Receiver, which claims to be the first and only home theater receiver with with Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and AirPlay. The receiver provides 165 ...

The Sony STR-DN840 is by far the best AV receiver value of the year, offering tons of wireless connectivity and six HDMI inputs for well under $500. Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak ...

The $500 receiver market is extremely competitive. It's a high enough price point so that receiver manufacturers can start playing around with innovative technology, but not high enough to make a ...

Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers find the best sights and sounds for their home theaters. AV receivers tend to improve at a glacial pace, but Sony's had a good run ...

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Wondering where Sony would go next with its high-end line of ES receivers? The answer is apparently home automation. As we've seen the segment heat up with competition from companies like your cable ...

An inexpensive way to listen to music while riding. Both devices are relatively easy to use and quickly pair with everything I’ve thrown at them. Many webBikeWorld visitors have asked about a wireless ...