Tag Archive for 'hdmi'


Friday, Jan 4th 2008 by Daniel Lim

Pulse Link logo may become the standard print on next generation of HD devices along with CWave fever. It’s Gefen this time that announced World’s first HDMI over coax for High Definition video connectivity with Pulse-LINK’s CWave(R) UWB technology. I’m not sure about you, but I am psyched about the ability to extend [...]

Friday, Jan 4th 2008 by James Allan Brady

So lets say you have a long distance to run an HDMI cable, lets say between 50 and 100 meters. What do you do? You can’t go buy and bunch of extenders and 20 foot HDMI cables, not only would that add up quite quickly, but you’d constantly have to worry about any one of [...]


Friday, Jan 4th 2008 by James Allan Brady

First off, they have some new 1080p televisions. They are showing off 42 and 47-inch sized, Full HD HDTVs with a 2000:1 contrast ratio, SRS and several HDMI inputs.

Monday, Dec 31st 2007 by James Allan Brady

This simple Xbox 360 themed adapter will grant your older or newer HDMI-neglected Xbox 360 the same HD privilege that those with higher end or newer systems already enjoy. Actually, you not only get the HDMI port addition but you get the digital audio output as well.

Friday, Dec 28th 2007 by Daniel Lim

The complexity of Digital Content Protection and Hi def audio found in most high definition content only allows full scale of 1080p video, HBR or uncompressed audio via HDMI output in certain devices. That usually results in having inadequate I/O interface to anticipate high bandwidth media if you have more than a handful of a/v [...]

Thursday, Dec 6th 2007 by Daniel Lim

Why spend extra to get a L or fixed angle adapter where you can get a much flexible one with ability to rotate 360° rotation bend as much as 90°. Impact Acoustics has a super cool HDMI adapter features a center ball join design that allows to run at any angle. If you like the [...]


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