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Kodak introduced a family of new portable power-charging solutions that enable fast and convenient charging of multiple devices, including the solar-powered KODAK Solar Charger KS100-C+2, which produces enough power to deliver 1.5 charges to a cell phone, or run a music player for an additional 33 hours, or capture up to 200 digital camera pictures (actual results will vary by device).
The KODAK Solar Charger KS100-C+2 will retail for US $39.95 MSRP beginning in September, 2009.
Onkyo’s GX-AiO systems combine 2.1 sound, HDMI ARC, phono and USB-C from $399. Is these the all-in-one affordable speakers hi-fi needed?
Is 4K Blu-ray really dead? Magnetar’s ULTIMA reference transport makes its U.S. debut at CEDIA 2026 with an ambitious battery-assisted power design.
The $699 Sonos Beam Ultra packs nine drivers, dedicated Atmos height channels and Sonos 27, but still skips DTS:X. Is it worth the premium?
Did Sonos finally fix the Ace? Ace Ultra adds direct WiFi linking, stronger ANC, 35-hour battery life and Bluetooth 6.0 for $449.
Can Emotiva shake up high end home theater? The $4,799 LXP-16 and $5,999 LXR-11 add 9.4.6, Dirac ART, 8K HDMI and four sub outputs.
Esoteric’s $28,000 N-01XE inherits the Grandioso N1’s discrete DAC and G4 network engine. Is flagship digital performance getting cheaper?
Discover the state-of-the-art high-end audio/video gear of 2026 in our cost-no-object audiophile gift guide, from reference components to statement loudspeaker systems and more.
