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The Audio Video Show 2025 will be held at PGE Narodowy, Hotel Radisson Blu Sobieski, and Hotel Golden Tulip in Warsaw, Poland, showcasing cutting-edge audio-visual technology.

Featured exhibits include Philips OLED+950 with OLED META 3.0 panel, Gryphon Audio Designs' 3 million PLN audio system, and Falcon Acoustics' Oneiros speakers.

Sony presents the BRAVIA Projector 7 with laser light source offering 2200 lumens brightness, and Kharma Enigma Veyron 2D speakers with diamond tweeters.

Roku introduces AI-powered Roku Voice, enabling conversational queries and interactive TV control, enhancing user experience with advanced voice recognition features.

The Roku OS14 update includes expanded search capabilities across streaming platforms, "Ways to Watch" buttons, and real-time sports updates with customizable notifications.

Vankyo H500R Roku TV Smart Projector offers 1080p resolution, 330 lumens, and integrated Roku OS, priced at $198 for budget-friendly home entertainment.

The Philips SHP9500CY wired headphones celebrate Philips Audio's 100th anniversary, retailing around 13,200 yen, and feature a retro black/brown design.

Utilizing a 50mm neodymium dynamic driver tilted at 15 degrees, they offer a natural sound projection with a frequency response of 12Hz-35kHz.

The open-back design enhances soundstage and separation, providing an immersive audio experience ideal for vocals and instruments.

Philips introduces its Ambilight TVs in the US market, now featuring Roku OS for enhanced streaming and connectivity.

Ambilight technology projects color-matched lighting onto walls for immersive visual experiences synchronized with on-screen content.

Available models include 43", 50", 55", and 65" screens with 4K UHD resolution and HDR10 support.

Philips introduces the Fidelio FT1, a vinyl record player with integrated CD drive and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity for wireless streaming.*

The FT1 features an Audio-Technica MM cartridge, aluminum platter, and rubber slipmat for reduced vibrations and enhanced audio fidelity.*

Equipped with a preamp, headphone amplifier, and RCA outputs, the FT1 supports both wired and wireless audio device connections.*

Philips celebrates its 100th anniversary with the introduction of the retro-inspired 'Moving Sound' range, showcasing bold 80s-themed designs and features.

The MS80 'The Tube' is a large Bluetooth speaker featuring two 5-inch woofers, two 1.5-inch tweeters, side-firing passive radiators, and a vibrant yellow finish.

The MS50 'The Roller' modernizes the iconic cassette player design as a portable Bluetooth speaker, also in bright yellow, with advanced audio capabilities.

The Philips OLED+950 TV models feature advanced OLED-Tandem Panels (4th-gen) from LG Display, achieving an outstanding peak brightness of 3700 Nits.

Available in 65-inch and 77-inch sizes, the models are priced at €4199 and €6199 respectively, with market release in September 2025.

Equipped with Ambilight technology (4-sided) and P5 Dual Engine (9th-gen), the TVs offer enhanced visual immersion and refined image processing capabilities.

Philips introduces the NeoPix 450 Smart projector, a premium model in the NeoPix series, featuring Google TV for integrated streaming services.

The projector delivers 500 ANSI lumens brightness, supports screen sizes up to 100 inches, and offers Full HD resolution with advanced LED light technology.

Equipped with automatic focus, image auto-correction, and ergonomic swivel stand, it ensures user-friendly setup and viewing experience.

Audioscenic, Philips, and NXP Semiconductors introduce a next-gen spatial soundbar for gamers featuring Amphi Hi-D® spatial audio and Philips’ BeClear AEC for immersive surround sound with clear voice communication.

Powered by NXP’s i.MX 8M Mini processor, the soundbar enables real-time 3D audio positioning and echo cancellation, using AI-driven position sensing and beamforming for consistent sound as users move.

Philips BeClear technology ensures game audio doesn’t disrupt voice chats, providing clear teammate communication alongside immersive audio.

Retro-inspired design blending '80s aesthetics with modern tech.

40mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.4 for high-quality, stable audio.

20-hour battery life with 6-hour quick charge in 15 minutes.

Philips' 2025 soundbar lineup includes the B6100, B8200, and flagship B8500, all featuring Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and sustainable design.

The B8500 offers a 5.1-channel setup with side-firing drivers, 300W power, and HDMI 2.1 eARC for immersive audio and 4K/120Hz passthrough.

The ultra-slim B8200 (37mm height) offers a 2.1-channel, 160W output with detailed audio via separate tweeters and full-range drivers.

40mm graphene-coated drivers offer clearer, distortion-free audio for an enhanced listening experience.

Hybrid adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) with 5 levels and 6 microphones ensures personalized noise control and superior call clarity.

Exceptional battery life: up to 70 hours without ANC, 50 hours with ANC, and 8 hours from a 10-minute quick charge.

Philips celebrates 100 years of audio innovation with retro-modern turntable "The Tina" and portable radio "The Janet".

"The Tina" merges vintage aesthetics with features like Bluetooth 5.3, a robust 2.1 audio setup, and precision vinyl playback components.

Compact "The Janet" offers portability with 16-hour battery life, 20 radio presets, and sustainable materials.

LG's 2025 TV lineup drops DTS support, including DTS:X, focusing instead on Dolby audio technologies.

The removal of DTS is driven by decreasing adoption, cost concerns, and niche usage in streaming.

Previous LG models supported DTS passthrough, offering more versatility for audiophiles.

Features a quad-DAC architecture with 5,700mW output, supporting even the most demanding headphones.

Hybrid DAC setup combines Burr-Brown and Philips TDA1541A with K2HD for analog-like warmth and rich harmonic restoration.

Offers six digital filters, analogue tuning options, and wireless aptX Lossless and LDAC streaming for extensive customization.

GamePix 800 offers native 1080p resolution, 2,500 lumens brightness, and 120 Hz refresh rate with 8ms input lag.

Covers 98% Rec.709 color space and features HDR10 support with a 30,000-hour LED lifespan.

Google TV integration provides access to apps like Disney+ and YouTube, enhancing versatility.

Super-slim soundbars with Dolby Atmos and wireless subwoofers for immersive audio.

Solar-powered headphones with 80-hour playback and eco-friendly design.

Compact soundbars tailored for small spaces without compromising sound quality.

Xgimi Titan Beamer:** Announced for professional use in conference rooms, event venues, and high-end home theaters, showcasing Xgimi's innovation.

Yamaha True X Surround 90A Soundbar:** Features Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and Auro-3D with twelve upfiring speakers for an immersive 3D audio experience.

Dolby Atmos FlexConnect:** A technology simplifying speaker integration with TVs; TCL's Z100 tested FlexConnect capabilities, suggesting growth in compatible products.

The IFA 2025, a leading technology trade fair, will take place in Berlin from September 5th to 9th, showcasing innovations from over 1,800 exhibitors.

Philips Hue announces enhanced compatibility with Sonos speakers, improving smart home integration and user experience.

Hisense presents advanced displays, including a 163-inch screen for B2B markets and the C2 Projector, enhancing their visual technology offerings.

Philips launched TAS1400 and TAS2400 budget Bluetooth speakers in India, priced at ₹2,599 and ₹3,499 respectively, targeting affordability and functionality.

TAS1400 features 52mm drivers with 12W output, Bluetooth 5.3, RGB lighting, IPX4 water resistance, and up to 10 hours battery life.

TAS2400 offers enhanced audio with 57mm drivers and 32W output, sharing TAS1400's features while delivering louder and richer sound.