HDMI 2.2 Standard Passes a Milestone
When the HDMI 2.2 standard was unveiled back in January during CES it detailed the important advancements that it will deliver, led by a doubling the bandwidth from 48 Gbps
When the HDMI 2.2 standard was unveiled back in January during CES it detailed the important advancements that it will deliver, led by a doubling the bandwidth from 48 Gbps
HDMI technology has improved the performance of audio and video systems immensely, and it’s the understanding of HDMI features that is the key to systems integrators optimizing their audio-visual setups.
The second in a series of Kordz’ articles on HDMI cable explores the progression of HDMI and explains the significance behind the name of each iteration. Unlike many technologies that follow
Kordz kicks off a four-part exploration of the evolution of HDMI technology, delving into the significance of each version. Since the first version of HDMI was introduced in the early
TechLogix Networx has expanded its MOFO line with the launch of armored ST Series HDMI cables. Unlike their non-armored counterparts, ST Series cables feature stainless steel micro-armor and a tactical
Metra Home Theater Group has introduced its Velox fiber HDMI cables designed for the 8K future in new 5- and 8-meter lengths. These ultimate high-speed cables are engineered with a
Just Add Power 3G HDMI Wall Plate features slim 1.5-inch depth for flexible installation.
Jeff Boccaccio and Brent McCall’s expertise in HDMI make them both uniquely qualified to present, “The HDMI Cable Faceoff: Which One to Use in Your MHTG Toolbox.”
To simplify the HDMI cable installation process, there are a range of key features to look out for when selecting a cable.
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