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We'll see. I know enough to be dangerous...but not enough to be right! :D

Yes, but more. :) Everyone with a smartphone is benefiting from computational photography and getting vacation and birthday snapshots far better than they could a few years before. Good sensors plus lots of computer algorithms are doing things on photographs that were a few years ago the domain...

What will be wild is if computational audio gets adopted into the niche, high end Atmos 7.2.4 kind of systems to create even more extraordinary immersive sound for the hard core enthusiasts!

That’s why computational audio is the next big thing for the living room “theater”. We’re moving away from lots of big speakers to small numbers of small speakers with very powerful CPUs and supporting sensors.

7702 mk II. I just get tired of typing the extra “mk II”. :)

To my understanding, they are generalized 3D audio at the studio design level. But for consumer audio, the soundtrack is pre-computed and released as discrete channels. My Marantz 7702 is not doing a computational audio to convert a pure 3D data stream to my specific channels. It’s playing 7.1.4...

I think that we're more or less at the end of “more speakers” for home audio. But there’s still a lot to be offered to home viewer. But it’s a different direction that everyone here, trained in the decades of “more channels”, is overlooking...if I may be so bold. :) The next big thing is...