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Chris Boylan

Chris Boylan

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Editor-in-Chief, Big Picture Big Sound

New York, Astoria

Biography

Chris Boylan is passionate about technology including audio, video, smart home, alternative fuels and EVs. He has been writing about tech since 1993 in the pages of Enjoy the Music, CleanTechnica, and eCoustics. Chris Boylan founded tech site Big Picture Big Sound in 2005 with friend and business partner Joe Lozito. It has grown into a reference site for film, music and the gear needed to enjoy these at home and on the road.

Final Covers

home theater,Audio speakers, clean technology TVs., alternative fuels smart home, video EVs, projectors

Doesn’t Cover

Open to anything.

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Content

Total articles 565

  • Samsung S95F, S90F, S85F OLED TV Prices Revealed, Just Don't Ask Me How They Look Yet

    By Chris Boylan, Caleb Denison Verified, Al Griffin Verified, Steven Cohen Verified

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • GPMI vs HDMI: Do We Really Need Another AV Standard?

    By Robert Silva Verified, Chris Boylan, Brian Mitchell

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • GPMI vs HDMI: Do We Really Need Another AV Standard?

    By Robert Silva Verified, Chris Boylan, Brian Mitchell

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Company Info

Big Picture Big Sound

Founded in 2005, Big Picture Big Sound is a reference site for movies, home theater and consumer technology. It's at times funny, insightful and thought-provoking, with a group of talented writers and critics providing insight, news and commentary on the movie and consumer electronics industries.

New York, New York, United States

+1 917-705-7496

Founded: 2005