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For some of us, this exercise has been a nostalgic walk down memory lane, for others an excuse to learn more about our industry’s earliest successes...

The compact disc isn't going anywhere yet, but for the first time in ages, it has credible competition. And it's not vinyl, either.

Over the last two issues, we have described many individuals who made vital contributions to electronics. Their work made modern technology possible. Many significant developments also emerged from universities, companies and other organisations, described in this third and final part of the series. by Dr David Maddison

Even in the age of streaming, the humble Compact Disc still has plenty of appeal.

Vinyl discs are coming back, and in music shops, it is common to see people from various generations looking for their favourite album recorded on vinyl. But do...

Did you have a mobile phone that was the size of a brick, and you could use it with a computer in the 1980s? The decade was a watershed period in technological evolution, paving the way for the digital era to come. What technological advances were made in the past decade that reshaped our lives

Marantz has combined CD playback and streaming audio in a single unit for folks who don't need SACD compatibility.

Smaller names are being squeezed out of the format they regenerated

Epson says its EcoTank ET-8500 offers lab-quality photo prints and includes $2,000 worth of ink, so we put those bold claims to the test.

In this Sound On Sound exclusive preview, we lift the lid on SEPIA by Karno: a radical new outboard format for the digital age.