Dolby have announced Dolby Surround 7.1, an 8-channel surround sound audio system that's intended to better support both traditional 2D and newer 3D content. Integral to the new system is the ...

Denon Dolby Atmos is the most immersive version of surround sound you can get at home. Though it took some time to catch on, the format is now everywhere, from movie theaters to Ultra HD Blu-ray ...

Dolby Atmos Speaker Layouts - 7.1.4 for home (left pic) ; Cinema Layout (right pic) This object-based system has a number of benefits over conventional multichannel technology, in which each source ...

Surround sound is a great add-on to any TV setup, but the jargon is enough to make you dizzy. From DTS to Dolby Atmos, we demystify the tech and its terms.

What Is It? The TCL Q85H is TCL’s first soundbar system to support discrete 5.1.4-channel (or even 7.1.4 channel) Dolby Atmos surround sound. With powered subwoofer and wireless rear speakers included ...

JBL has announced its new Dolby Atmos soundbar series for 2025, and it's aiming to deliver some seriously powerful home cinema sound. The American audio company has revealed a five-strong lineup of ...

HyperX Adds 7.1 Dolby Audio To Its Cloud Revolver Headset! Our ces 2017 Coverage is brought to you by Kingston. "Like" us on ...

An upcoming PlayStation 5 update will bring Dolby Atmos support, benefitting users that have HomePods set up as home theater systems via Apple TV 4K and the HDMI ARC port.

Atmos is Dolby’s latest surround-sound technology, expanding on its traditional 5.1- and 7.1-channel formats. Atmos differs by focusing not just on the X and Y axes, but also on the vertical Z ...

Dolby Atmos FlexConnect is a new feature that pairs a TV’s sound system with wireless speakers for a more immersive listening experience. TCL will be first to support it.

The first speaker that works with Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, the TCL Z100, has finally been unveiled – though as with most announcements in these days of regularly changing tariffs, there's no ...

For Dolby, the audio company that developed Atmos, and Apple Music — which has invested heavily in it — the technology could lead to the most dramatic shift in audio in 65 years.