Onkyo, a brand renowned worldwide for quality home entertainment technology, has introduced the world's first THX I/S Plus Certified (Integrated System) and 3D-Ready packaged home theater system. This ...

Onkyo has upgraded the features set of its most popular HDMI-1.3a-capable home theater receiver by adding 1080i video upscaling, two additional HDMI inputs to handle a total of four HDMI sources, ...

Onkyo Corp and Onkyo USA today announced that its network receiver models are now certified and compatible with the Sonos® platform, earning the 'Works with Sonos' badge. This enables users to ...

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Onkyo has introduced the TX-8470 network stereo receiver, which is a 2-channel, 110 watts-per-channel stereo receiver that is designed for high-performance audio playback. The Onkyo TX-8470 was ...

So quick question... I have an Onkyo TX-NR807. It has been a relatively awesome receiver. Except (you knew it was coming), the HDMI ports keep failing. It's failed on me four times. The picture keeps ...

First impressions are usually a good guide when reviewing technology products. Over time you develop a gut feeling for whether a piece of audio kit is going to be good or not. Take the Onkyo brand, ...

Onkyo have dropped a new home AV receiver, the company's first such home theater product to include Pandora, Rhapsody, and Sirius streaming internet radio support. The Onyko TX-NR807 supports DLNA 1.5 ...

Onkyo USA has announced that its 2010 A/V receivers will support the new HDMI 1.4 standard for all new HDMI equipped components. While HDMI 1.4 (High Definition Multimedia Interface) enables a variety ...

There are many names in the home theater market and Onkyo is right at the top of many enthusiasts preferred brands list. Today, the company announced an all-in-one, THX-certified home theater package ...

[Bill Dudley] had a problem. He had an Onkyo AV receiver that did a great job… until it didn’t. A DSP inside failed. When that happened, the main microprocessor running the show decided it wouldn’t ...