Jon L. JacobiFreelance contributor, TechHive
Jon is a Juilliard-trained musician, former x86/6800 programmer, and long-time (late 70s) computer enthusiast living in the San Francisco bay area. jjacobi@pcworld.com
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TouchJet Wave review: This pricey gadget can make your dumb TV smart—and touchable
Android and infrared come together to convert your big-screen TV into a massive tablet.
Cambridge Audio CXUHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: A classy chassis with Dolby Vision
This handsome device is a top-notch disc player that's great for digital audio systems, but it doesn't off any type of analog output.
Dolby Vision vs HDR10: Which is best?
Round 2 of our HDR video comparison sees Dolby Vision come out way on top.
HDMI 2.1 specs and features: Everything you need to know
Higher resolution audio and video, faster refresh rates, and more bandwidth will enable better experiences with movies, games, VR, and more.
Fender Newport Bluetooth speaker review: It's not just a nostalgia trip, this speaker sounds great
Designed in the classic style of Fender's guitar amps, the Newport delivers solid quality, very good audio, and fun analog controls.
This speaker is attractive, rugged, easy to pack, and it delivers an authoritative thump, but it's missing a few key features, including speakerphone functionality and the ability to charge other USB devices.
Vizio SmartCast P-Series 4K UHD Display review: Great color and HDR overcome a few minor issues
The P-Series color and HDR puts just about everything else in its class to shame.
QNAP TS-253B review: A short talk with a NAS box
This fast and versatile NAS box will keep you informed with an OLED display and a speaker. Just don't buy it for the 4K video it hypes.
Sharp Roku TV review: A good entry-level 4K UHD TV
The LC-55 is a basic LED-backlit 4K UHD TV that offers about as good a picture as you'll find for less than $500.
VaVa Voom 22 Bluetooth speakers review: Affordable true stereo
Sold as a self-linking pair, VaVa's attractive Voom 22 puts the stereo into Bluetooth wireless audio. Loud, nice-sounding, and easy to set up.
Netgear ReadyNAS 422 review: This box is fast and built to last
An improvement in almost every regard over Netgear's previous-generation network-attached storage this is a great box if you can afford it.
Samsung UN55MU9000 smart TV review: No quantum dots, but silky smooth motion
Samsung's mid-range MU9000 series gives Sony's 930E a run for its money, thanks to a very smooth and even image.
WD My Cloud Home Duo review: Super easy to use, but also super slow and short on features
We like that WD is trying to make network attached storage easier, more connected, and cross-device compatible. But this box is incredibly slow writing data, and it's missing a key feature.
Paragon exFAT NTFS USB Android review: Read native Mac disks from Android TVs and devices
Paragon is one of the few vendors, apart from Apple, that care about HFS+ support. Its latest file system extension allows you to read native Apple disks from any Android OS device.