When it comes to TVs, 4K and Ultra HD (or UHD) are referring to the same resolution. Those TVs, along with Ultra HD Blu-ray, ...

That's not to say you have to go for a 4K screen, nor do you need something the same size as your living room TV. However, by focusing on new perks like HDMI 2.1 and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR ...

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We managed to get some time to speak with Brad Bramy from HDMI - he explains the new, upcoming and exciting future with the HDMI platform. HDMI 2.1 - 4k, 8k and 10k *Dynamic ... Major bank set to pay ...

QED is even offering pre-terminated lengths of 2m, 3m and 5m Reference XT40i cables for £110, £130 and £170 respectively, which feels like a good deal considering usual market rate for the service. It ...

They plug the cable into the relevant ... It's like HDMI 2.1 on steroids. It doubles the bandwidth from the 48Gbps of HDMI 2.1 to a whopping 96Gbps. That will mean higher resolutions (up to 16K!) and ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is closer than ever, but with no launch date in sight, we don't quite know when we can expect to get hands-on with the new handheld and all the accessories to come with it.

That’s true of each of the USB-C hubs I recommend below, which contain a variety of ports (including USB-A ports, HDMI ... sometimes four 4K display all over a 10Gbps USB-C cable.

Use an Ultra High-Speed HDMI cable to connect the TV to an HDMI device that supports 4K. Connect the HDMI cable to a compatible HDMI terminal on the TV.

Building RGB LED displays is one of the most interesting programming and engineering challenges we see here on Hackaday. Not only do the creators of large displays and LED cubes have to deal with ...