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At its State of Play event, Sony announced the Pulse Elevate, its "first wireless speakers" designed for PC desktops and other platforms, including Mac and PS5. The twist here is that they're portable ...

In a nutshell: Sony Interactive Entertainment has introduced its first-ever wireless desktop speaker system. Pulse Elevate is a portable speaker system that is compatible with PlayStation 5, PC, Mac, ...

The latest audio accessory from Sony is a new pair of speakers designed to work with almost every part of your gaming setup. Revealed during September's State of Play event, the new speakers bring ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has lifted the lid on its first-ever wireless speakers designed for PlayStation gaming, the Pulse Elevate, revealed during the latest State of Play broadcast on ...

Sony, one of the leading names in the consumer goods category, has officially announced its first-ever wireless gaming speakers, which will be called the Pulse Elevate. These new audio accessories ...

In our latest guide today, Andrew gives first timers a little help into how they can connect their console to pc for some ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook To say that Sony’s Marvel movies have been lackluster would be an understatement. While 2018’s ...

Sony Corp and OmniVision Technologies Inc have been granted U.S. licences to resume shipping some image sensors to China's Huawei Technologies (HWT.UL), Nikkei Asia reported on Thursday, citing ...

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Life can be hectic, but a good pair of headphones can help you block out the noise. The fantastic Sony WH-1000XM4 delivers impeccable noise-canceling and superb sound while jamming out to your ...

Editor's take: Monthly Windows updates routinely break OS features that many people rely on for their daily computing tasks. Yet, Redmond seems unfazed about occasionally making life harder for users ...