John Archer is a Senior Contributor at various prominent publications. With over 25 years of experience, he specializes in home entertainment technology, focusing on reviews of TVs and projectors, as well as topics related to consumer tech and electronics. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Forbes, TechRadar, and the Montreal Gazette.
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John Archer focuses on covering the latest developments in TV technology, sound systems, and other home entertainment products. His articles predominantly include press releases and product reviews. Given this emphasis, he may be receptive to pitches related to new product launches or announcements within the home entertainment sector.
Consider reaching out with news about innovative TV technologies, soundbars, gaming monitors, streaming services, and relevant tech trends that align with his coverage areas. Additionally, if you represent a company releasing new products or making significant advancements in these fields, it's likely worth pitching those stories to John for potential coverage.
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By: John Archer
Universal’s sleeper animated hit arrives on physical media just in time for the festive season.
Rolling out WebOS 24 support hasn’t just updated last year’s LG OLEDs’ smart features.
Lifestyle projectors designed to deliver big-screen images in regular living spaces rather than dedicated home theater rooms are all the rage these
By: John Archer
The TCL 75C855K (left) and Samsung 75QN90D. Photo: John Archer Background
As Sony's first new serious soundbar in more than three years, the excessively named Bravia Theatre Bar 9 is only going to go one of two ways: either
While Sony might try to argue that if something ain't broke there's no need to fix it, in truth a refresh of its soundbar range feels long overdue.
Leading DLP projector maker BenQ has unveiled a new home cinema projector that's equipped with what it claims is a “revolutionary' new Cinema Mode powered by artificial intelligence.
Since HDMI ports and cables first appeared in 2002, they've created both opportunities and challenges in AV connections.
As anyone who uses a power line broadband distribution system knows, being able to ship digital data around your home using your plug sockets can
By: John Archer
Perhaps because watching TV has traditionally been seen as such a laid back, passive activity for so long, many viewers never spare a thought for
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