By TWICE Staff On Jun 4 2013 - 2:23pm

Tivoli Teams With Coach For Limited-Edition Portable Radios

Boston — Tivoli Audio teamed up with leather-goods maker Coach to create limited-edition leather- and lizard-wrapped versions of the Tivoli PAL BT

By Joseph Palenchar On Jun 4 2013 - 1:12pm

Bose Adds In-Ear Noise-Canceling Headphones, Compact Bluetooth Speaker

New York — Bose came to noisy Grand Central Terminal, here, to expand its noise-canceling headphone lineup with its first in-ear noise-canceling model, said

By Joseph Palenchar On Jun 3 2013 - 3:42pm

AudioSource Continues Expansion Into New Categories

Portland, Ore. — AudioSource continues to reinvent itself.

By Joseph Palenchar On May 31 2013 - 2:55pm

Antelope Adds Its First DSD DAC

Santa Monica, Calif. – Antelope Audio plans July shipments of its first DAC with DSD (SACD) file

By Joseph Palenchar On May 31 2013 - 10:22am

Apple Expands 5th-Gen iPod Touch Line

Cupertino, Calif. — Apple expanded its selection of fifth-generation iPod Touch MP3/video players with the launch of a $229 16GB model.

The new iPod

TWICE Staff On May 29 2013 - 4:02pm

Pioneer Adds Two A/V Home-Theater Receivers

Long Beach, Calif. — Pioneer Electronics today introduced two home-theater A/V receivers.

The new models are the SC-71 and SC-72 and will ship in June

TWICE Staff On May 28 2013 - 3:11pm

Yamaha Adds Receivers To Aventage Line

Buena Park, Calif. - Yamaha has added two 9.2-channel and one 7.2.-channel network A/V receivers to its Aventage line.

The new receivers are the 9.2-channel

By Joseph Palenchar On May 28 2013 - 8:40am

Altec Lansing Readies Bluetooth Speakers, Headphones

Las Vegas — Sakar International went to this week’s CTIA convention with its first Bluetooth speakers under the Altec Lansing brand.

The company

By Joseph Palenchar On May 24 2013 - 1:06pm

AT&T Discounts Phones, Tablets With Home Automation Purchase

Dallas – AT&T has begun discounting the price of smartphones and tablets to consumers who sign up for the company’s home security and automation

By Joseph Palenchar On May 23 2013 - 8:45am

Harman Kardon Adds More Connectivity To New AVRs

Stamford, Conn. — A trio of A/V receivers (AVRs) launched by Harman Kardon reduce the brand’s opening price point for networked AVRs to $299 from $499