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How do we use HDMI Cables?
In a few years, HDMI has become the standard audio & video connection for high-definition home theater gear. Every new HDTV has at least HDMI inputs, & devices such as DVR's, DVD players, Blu-ray players, game consoles (XBox, Play Station, Wii), & computers feature HDMI outputs to deliver audio & video. Having a single cable handling both images & sound has the potential to make home theaters much simpler, but that is not always the case. Faced with complex standards (HDMI one.2 vs. one.3), confusing buzzwords (Deep Color), large electronics stores (Best Buy, Radio Shack) & exorbitantly priced cables (Monster), lots of buyers may be tempted to throw up their hands & stick with the analog cables they know. Lucky for you, ConnectZone carries a great variety of HDMI cables at extraordinarily low prices!
While DVI is still the standard on PCs, there's several new desktops & graphic cards that feature HDMI ports. While HDMI looks to be much uncontested for home theater electronics for years to come, it does face competition in the computer field, as they expect Display Port to be seen on some systems in 2008. There is also another competing connection type, UDI, but that is still further off in the future.
As with USB, there is as well as a mini HDMI port that is increasingly often found on high-def camcorders. It offers the same benefits as HDMI, but the smaller size of the port makes it simpler to include on transportable devices. You can connect electronics with mini HDMI ports to an HDTV using a cable that has a mini HDMI connecter at finish & standard HDMI connection on the other, like this. You can also use a standard HDMI cable as well as a mini HDMI adapter. The mini HDMI connector is still rare, but it is found on some high-def camcorders.
ConnectZone is located in Lynnwood, Washington. Just 25 minutes north of Seattle, 30 minutes Northwest of Bellevue and 3 hours North of Portland, Oregon. One of the west coast's top distributors, ConnectZone has same day shipping for all your networking needs!
While DVI is still the standard on PCs, there's several new desktops & graphic cards that feature HDMI ports. While HDMI looks to be much uncontested for home theater electronics for years to come, it does face competition in the computer field, as they expect Display Port to be seen on some systems in 2008. There is also another competing connection type, UDI, but that is still further off in the future.
As with USB, there is as well as a mini HDMI port that is increasingly often found on high-def camcorders. It offers the same benefits as HDMI, but the smaller size of the port makes it simpler to include on transportable devices. You can connect electronics with mini HDMI ports to an HDTV using a cable that has a mini HDMI connecter at finish & standard HDMI connection on the other, like this. You can also use a standard HDMI cable as well as a mini HDMI adapter. The mini HDMI connector is still rare, but it is found on some high-def camcorders.
ConnectZone is located in Lynnwood, Washington. Just 25 minutes north of Seattle, 30 minutes Northwest of Bellevue and 3 hours North of Portland, Oregon. One of the west coast's top distributors, ConnectZone has same day shipping for all your networking needs!
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