In the past, in order to enjoy IP-enabled applications on high-definition electronic display devices like HDTVs, consumers had to get separate Ethernet cables to allow connectivity. However, with the introduction of the HDMI Ethernet Channel, all you need is a … Continue reading →

Like earlier HDMI cables, the version 1.4 is backward compatible which means that it can work with devices that support earlier HDMI features. This means that even if your HDTV has HDMI 1.3 or even 1.1, you can use the … Continue reading →

HDMI is fast gaining ground and changing the face of digital display as we know it. Introduced into the market in 2003, HDMI has undergone tremendous development incomparable to that experienced by analog devices. Well, for those of you who … Continue reading →

The Audio Return Channel makes the transmission of audio signals easier and better. Introduced with the HDMI 1.4, The Audio Return Channel allows an enabled TV to send or receive audio signals downstream or upstream via HDMI without the need … Continue reading →

While HDMI cables are very popular these days for connecting high definition devices, they come in multiple types. At the same time there is much hype as well as misconceptions about the pricing of these cables in the market among … Continue reading →

Requirement of superior quality of cable is almost indispensable for high definition devices. Good quality cables have multiple advantages and the greatest among them is the avoidance of packet data loss. Since the standard HDMI cables can result in such … Continue reading →

The general assumption regarding HDMI cables is that they are immensely superior to their component connection counterparts, regardless of any other factors involved. However, this assumption fails to take into account several other aspects, which, in practice, will render the … Continue reading →

At its core, the HDMI technology has high-speed and digital signaling system especially developed to manage extremely high amounts of digital data over a very effective and accurate cable. The connectors of the HDMI usually include 19 pins, each contributing … Continue reading →

Whilst many are led to believe that once you have purchased a HDMI cable you should only expect to see high quality audio and video rendering, the truth is that the fidelity at which your media render is played depends … Continue reading →