If you want to buy a HDMI cable, whether online or in the nearby store, you will probably see that there are two types available: HDMI 1.4 and HDMI 2.0 cables. While both are capable of delivering both audio data and high-definition video data, the 1.4 standard is older, therefore 2.0 cables are a bit Read more »
4K HDMI cable
What Kind of Cable do I need to Support 4k Resolution
For those who know the specifications of current cables, let’s start with speed. 4k HDMI cable 2.0 dates back to 2013, and it is capable of transmitting 4K content at 60 fps (frames per second) – this means video at a resolution of 3840 x 2160, updated 60 times per second. This high frame rate Read more »
Understanding HDMI Cable Options
HDMI is a full-digital interface for transmitting video and audio data, HDMI cables being essential components that make the connection between your HD unit, such as a Blu-ray player or PVR and the television. If you have tried to shop for the right HDMI cable, you have probably seen that retailers offer a very wide Read more »
Different Types of HDMI cables
High Definition Multimedia Interface is the current standard for HD video playback. Capable of storing HD videos with surround sound, EDID handshaking signals, Ethernet and IR signals through a single cable, HDMI has consolidated its position within the industry as a standard for easy and efficient playback of high definition video files. There are several Read more »
Can Old Cables Be Recycled?
Cables, such as the popular 4k hdmi cable, are composed of a metal core, usually made from copper or aluminium, surrounded by a plastic insulation. Both materials being recyclable, old cables can be efficiently recycled – here is how the process goes: Old cables are collected by recycling companies that pay a predefined price for Read more »
Why Might Someone Need a Custom Cable and Why Should You Know About Them?
Custom cables are typically designed to interface certain systems and devices that aren’t normally meant to be interfaced. While, for example, you might be able to connect your smart TV to your computer using a simple HDMI cable, older TV sets didn’t used to have that type of terminal. So, if you have a brand Read more »