Back in April, I had the pleasure of reviewing Samsung’s N650, a groovy soundbar/subwoofer combo aimed squarely at games and gamers. After all, the soundbar had Acoustic Beam Technology, which was ...
Samsung and Harman Kardon introduced their first co-branded soundbars on Wednesday. Two models debuted – the HW-N950 and HW-N850 — both Wi-Fi-enabled, Alexa-compatible models developed by Samsung and ...
the Samsung HW-N950 — a top-rated Dolby Atmos soundbar that comes bundled with two wireless rear speakers and a subwoofer, dropping the price down to just $1,000. The setup is comprised of 17 speakers ...
You may not remember, but in 2017, Samsung purchased powerhouse audio brand Harman, which not only owns popular consumer brand Harman Kardon, but a number of other companies including JBL, Lexicon, ...
Samsung and Harman Kardon have a pair of new soundbars, packaging Dolby Atmos and DTS:X into a simple home theater upgrade. The HW-N950 and HW-N850 are the first co-branded speakers to be released ...
If you’re not aware, Samsung already owns the HARMAN and JBL brands but they function as separate companies. HARMAN and Samsung have now teamed up to produce two new premium soundbar solutions for ...
Samsung announced today that it has collaborated with Harman Kardon – which is part of HARMAN, and Samsung bought HARMAN last year – to create two new premium sound bars. These are the HW-N950 and ...
When Samsung acquired Harman International Industries last year, it was pretty obvious the tech brand had eyes on the Harman Kardon audio division. The pair have worked together on a few projects ...
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Samsung has announced two Dolby Atmos and DTS:X sound bars that will be available from late August, with pricing starting at $1,200. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in ...
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