RS Recommends: Sony’s Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones Are at Their Black Friday Price
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The headphones are $70 cheaper than normal and come with a free battery pack and cleaning cloth
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RS Recommends: This Sleek Sony Sound Bar and Subwoofer Combo is Finally Under $200
Posted in: ElectronicsThis dynamic sound system delivers a whopping 320 watts of power for big sound and deep bass. It's just $198 right now - more than $80 off its regular price
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Yes, You Can Get a Pair of New Sony Wireless Headphones for Under $40
Posted in: ElectronicsThis pair of $38 headphones folds flat for commuting and gets you surprisingly loud and resonant sound for its price-point
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The Best Wireless Headphones for Audiophiles
Posted in: ElectronicsThese headphones deliver superior audio quality balanced with easy connectivity, noise-cancelling technology and light weight
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The Best Soundbars For Your Home Theater
Posted in: Smart HomeA good soundbar will punch above its size, offering a surround sound experience without the need for multiple speakers, amplifiers or messy wiring
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Why Did Sony Music Just Spend $430 Million on Indie Label AWAL?
Posted in: Music Biz FeaturesThe deal, which is one of the biggest acquisitions in music in recent years, is really about the unstoppable explosion in DIY indie artists
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5 Digital Cameras You Can Get For Under $500
Posted in: ElectronicsWhile smartphone technology has improved significantly over the years, it still can't beat the detail and vibrancy that digital cameras can provide
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What’s Sony Planning in Music — and Will It Involve Tencent?
Posted in: Music Biz FeaturesWith "One Sony" gaining momentum, there are indications that Sony Corp isn't going to cash in on its music company, no matter what Tencent might offer
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The Best Smart 4K TVs Under $1,000
Posted in: Smart HomeSuperior 4K picture quality, immersive sound and smart TV functions for under a grand
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Sony Details $100 Million COVID-19 Relief Fund
Posted in: Music NewsPortion of fund will go to "supporting creators, artists, and other partners in the entertainment community who have been impacted by COVID-19," says Sony Music chairman Rob Stringer
