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HDMI Specification Version 2.2 Supports 96Gbps Bandwidth

HDMI Specification Version 2.2 Supports 96Gbps Bandwidth

2025-04-07

At CES 2025, the HDMI Forum officially announced the HDMI 2.2 specification. The launch of this new standard marks a major leap forward in bandwidth and connectivity performance for HDMI technology.

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Understanding Fiber Optic HDMI Cables

Understanding Fiber Optic HDMI Cables

2025-08-20

In today's digital age, high-definition audio and video equipment has become an integral part of our lives. From home theaters to game consoles, HDTVs to projectors, we have increasingly high demands for the quality and stability of audio and video transmission. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), currently the most mainstream audio and video transmission interface, is experiencing continuous evolution and improvement in cable performance. The emergence of fiber-optic HDMI cables has revolutionized high-definition transmission.

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The difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C

The difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C

2025-08-20

Thunderbolt and USB-C are increasingly common on today's digital devices. Many people are confused by these two similar-looking connectors when charging their phones or connecting computer peripherals: Do they function the same way if they look similar? Why are some devices labeled Thunderbolt while others simply say USB-C? While these two connectors are related, they differ significantly. This press release explains the differences between Thunderbolt and USB-C to help you navigate device purchases and daily use.

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DP Alt Mode upgrades USB-C interface capabilities

DP Alt Mode upgrades USB-C interface capabilities

2025-08-20

In today's digital age, connectivity and data transfer between electronic devices have become core needs in our daily lives. With the widespread adoption of USB Type-C ports, a technology called DP Alt Mode (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) is slowly gaining public attention. This technology, with its unique technical highlights, revolutionizes device display transmission.

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USB Type-C to HDMI adapter: a must-have for efficient office work

USB Type-C to HDMI adapter: a must-have for efficient office work

2025-07-25
In the digital age, various electronic devices emerge in an endless stream, and the connection and collaboration between devices become increasingly important. As a practical connection accessory, the USB C to HDMI adapter is playing a key role, allowing m...
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HDMI eARC vs ARC

HDMI eARC vs ARC

2025-07-25
Have you ever noticed the "HDMI ARC" or "eARC" ports on the back of your smart TV or other media player? These ports can connect your TV to a sound bar or A/V receiver to achieve cinematic surround sound. However, facing the two technical standards of ARC ...
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What is Multi-Stream Transport (MST)?

What is Multi-Stream Transport (MST)?

2025-07-25
What is Multi-Stream Transport (MST)? Multi-Stream Transport (MST) is a unique feature of DisplayPort that allows users to connect multiple external displays through one port. MST was first introduced by the VESA Association in 2009 ...
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RCA Cable

RCA Cable

2025-07-25
1. What is an RCA cable? Named after the Radio Corporation of America, the RCA cable is used to transmit audio and video signals. It usually has three color-coded connectors: red, white (or black), and yellow. First up are the red and white (or black) co...
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Tips on HDMI cables

Tips on HDMI cables

2025-07-25
1.DP has a better transmission speed than HDMI, so why is HDMI more popular? The latest standard DP2.1 has a maximum transmission bandwidth of up to 80Gbps, while the latest standard HDMI2.1 has a maximum bandwidth of 48Gbps. DP has an obvious bandwidth a...
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Cat 7 vs. Cat 8: Choosing the Right Ethernet Cable

Cat 7 vs. Cat 8: Choosing the Right Ethernet Cable

2025-07-25
1.What is Cat7 Ethernet Cable? Designed for high-speed networks, Cat7 cables support speeds up to 10 Gbps and 600 MHz bandwidth, which is suitable for most home and small office needs. These cables are shielded to minimize external sources of interference....
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