HDMI cables are the most popular solution for connecting living room devices to living room TVs. Here's everything you need to know.

The full-size 19-pin Type-A HDMI port is the one you’ll see on the back of your TV and things like Blu-ray players and game consoles. But there are also a couple of smaller ports you might find on ...

See HDMI. Cable Device Resolution Standard 720p/1080i Standard 720p/1080i w/ Ethernet + Ethernet support Standard 720p/1080i Automotive Secure, Stronger High-Speed 1080p, 3D TV, 4K TV High-Speed ...

A 4K60Hz TV receiving information from an HDMI 1.0 ... Mini HDMI (also called HDMI Type C) and micro HDMI (also called HDMI Type D) cables exist as well. Due to its small footprint, Mini HDMI ...

It was developed by TV and home media hardware developers Hitachi ... meaning from numbers — HDMI 1.0 does not equate to HDMI Type A, for example. Instead of categorizing HDMI by its maximum ...

WiZ has just announced the global launch of the HDMI Sync Box with TV backlight, so now you can make everything you’re ...

Just like Philips Hue’s own HDMI sync box, the WiZ version syncs your lights with the images on TV, but for a far more ...

I’ll get to why the Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box 8K is a dream piece of kit for the admittedly hugely niche market of gamers who play PC titles on a living room TV in a bit, though.

Second, because it is the first TV we’ve tested with a new fourth generation ... That’s the same figure as HDMI 2.2. The second Type-B variant is being quoted as offering a mind-boggling 192Gbps. The ...