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Chris Boylan

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Astoria, New York
As seen in: Big Picture Big Sound, CleanTechnica, ECOUSTICS, Apple Podcasts, Wiley Online Library, Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), Flipboard, BiggerPockets, NewsBreak, EnjoytheMusic.com, Newsrevive
Covers:  Audio, video, home theater, clean technology, alternative fuels, EVs, projectors, speakers, smart home, TVs.
Editor, Writer, Digital Marketing Pro; I like A/V gear, movies, technology, SciFi, green energy & cool cars that don't burn gas. @bpbs @cleantechnica @ecoustics

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Chris Boylan is passionate about technology including audio, video, smart home, alternative fuels and EVs. He has been writing about tech since 1993 in the pages of Enjoy the Music, CleanTechnica, and eCoustics. Chris Boylan founded tech site Big Picture Big Sound in 2005 with friend and business partner Joe Lozito. It has grown into a reference site for film, music and the gear needed to enjoy these at home and on the road.

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Bowers & Wilkins Unveils 801 D5 Flagship Loudspeakers for $65,000. Perfection Refined?

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By Chris Boylan
| ECOUSTICS
It’s hard to believe it has been 47 years since Bowers & Wilkins first released their iconic 800 series loudspeakers with the original 801 in 1979.
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Worth the Wait? Sony BRAVIA 7 II, BRAVIA 9 II True RGB TVs Are Here and We Have Thoughts

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By Chris Boylan
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While Sony was technically first to market with an RGB backlit LCD TV in 2005, they’re just about last to the party in the new generation of RGB-lit LCD TVs. With models available from TCL, Hisense, LG and Samsung, Sony has taken its time in developing and perfecting its own offerings. They say, “good things come to those who wait” and the wait is over today with the release of not one but two models in Sony’s new True RGB line-up, the BRAVIA 7, Mark II and the BRAVIA 9, Mark II.
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Sony BRAVIA Theater Trio Speaker System Solves Every Soundbar’s Biggest Problem

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By Chris Boylan
| ECOUSTICS
Soundbars are popular because they’re easy to set up and provide a sonic upgrade over TV speakers, sometimes a huge upgrade. But as TVs have gotten larger – and wider – every year, soundbars have basically stayed the same size. This means the little bar may not be able to match the audio to the on-screen action in terms of its soundstage width and immersion. Most soundbars measure in at anywhere from 2 feet wide for the compact ones to around 4.5 feet wide for the larger ones.
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