Go full out with this mini karaoke set. It includes everything you need to your next party started from wireless mics to colorful LED lights.

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Karaoke is my jam, and I know a few friends who feel the same way. But here’s the catch: we don’t always want to leave the house to sing our hearts out. Imagine having a karaoke machine right ...

For most people, karaoke is a casual, booze-fueled activity that doesn’t require a professional setup. A cheap karaoke machine that’ll mix their vocals with Journey anytime they want will suffice.

The Break X2 is a portable karaoke machine with two microphones, a touchscreen smart tablet, and a powerful speaker. You can take it with you or set it up in your living room for a house party ...

This year, Japanese engineer Shigeichi Negishi passed away, aged 100, but his legacy lives on, thanks to his 1967 invention – the world's first karaoke machine. Now, the new SonicPlay box shows ...

Classic outdoor games such as cornhole and Frisbee offer some fun for the whole family and they can also come in handy when ...

Nothing makes karaoke night fun like sitting through a 15-second pre-roll ad for Geico. Launched in December, Apple Music Sing purports to solve all these problems.

CG Electronics, a leading electronics brand under Chaudhary Group, has launched Nepal’s first QLED television with built-in ...

Negishi’s pioneering karaoke machine, dubbed the “Sparko Box,” was first prototyped and released in 1967. The engineer loved to sing, and the idea for the machine came one morning at his ...

Turning your laptop into a karaoke machine is easy. A mic, some tunes, and the right setup is all you need to make every night karaoke night.

Karaoke machine inventor Shigeichi Negishi dies at 100 Negishi was in his 40s when he came up with the idea of prototyping a mass-produced, coin-operated karaoke machine, branded "Sparko Box" in 1967.