High Definition Multimedia Interface carries digital video and audio via a 19-pin connector that provides a clear picture and sound. You can connect high-definition video sources like Blu-ray players, game consoles, computers, HD capable satellites, and more. Let's discuss different types: There are four types you must consider: High speed with Ethernet High speed without Ethernet Standard speed with Ethernet Standard speed without Ethernet Remember to choose high-speed cable to ensure it supports current technology. Going further, what is HDMI Ethernet? It allows Ethernet connected devices to share connections with other devices over HDMI cables. Currently, few devices support HDMI with...

Casting your favorite movie to your TV is simple. You can even do it just by speaking to your phone or digital assistant. But for that, you’d need a whole bunch of smarts in your TV, and a digital assistant device and whatnot. Before all of this came along, there was, and in many homes and offices, still is, a simple cable to connect something to a display. It was the HDMI cable. But it was also the HDMI to DVI cable. While casting may seem like the simpler option, these cables didn’t require an internet connection, nor a power plug. It...

A TV in 2020 has one port that it absolutely cannot get enough of the HDMI port. Let's get to know it today. HDMI is the acronym of High Definition Multimedia Interface and it came to be in 2003! The best thing about it then was that it did away with the need for separate cables for audio and video. Since then, there is more to it and the best hdmi cables are ones that give you crisp video, with immersive audio, faster than you can blink. HDMI has become the standard, replacing all kinds of previously popular audio-video standards. Why has this...