HDMI cables are very versatile and have multiple uses in every home. You can use HDMI cables to connect almost anything to your TV. The most common use of HDMI cables is to connect your BluRay or DVD player to … Continue reading →

Listed below are some of the most frequently asked HDMI questions, which will help you understand how the interface works and what makes the HDMI cables the most widely used in home theatre setups: What does HDMI mean? HDMI stands … Continue reading →

When setting up a home theatre, using HDMI cables is a must since they are the cables that offer the highest throughput and are capable of carrying even the highest resolution video and audio. They also carry both audio and … Continue reading →

Even though the 3D TV is, according to some, still in its infantry stage, the technology is evolving quickly and the top electronics manufacturers have released or are planning on releasing 3D ready equipment. There are number of different technologies, … Continue reading →

IN 99% of the cases, when you have purchased high quality HDMI-ready equipment from some of the well-known and trusted electronics’ manufacturers and used HDMI cables to create your home theatre setup, you will have no compatibility issues. In addition, … Continue reading →

If you want to connect a source to a 3D TV and use an HDMI cable, then you would have to buy HDMI 1.3 or HDMI 1.4 cable. These are the last two versions, which came with 3D over HDMI … Continue reading →

HDMI is evolving and keeping up with the latest developments in the video and audio technology. Each new HDMI cable “release” adds new features and comes out in the form of a version or sub-version, starting from HDMI 1.0 to … Continue reading →

The HDMI cables are the ones that allow you to link various sources to your HD TV and enjoy excellent quality, high definition video and superb audio, transmitted over a single link. They could make your setup neater and they … Continue reading →

With newer and better high definition TV sets, game consoles, computers, laptops, and monitors, using HDMI cables for all home theatre setups has practically become the norm. As long as all your devices are HDMI-equipped, all you need is one … Continue reading →