To handle the increased bandwidth, HDMI 2.2 requires new cables. Though colloquially these will almost certainly get called ...

CEC, then it's worth using. Here's how the feature works and how it can be an added benefit to your home entertainment setup.

The HDMI 2.2 specification has been officially announced at CES 2025 by HDMI Forum Inc, and it's said to deliver up to 96Gbps ...

The new bandwidth ceiling is 96Gbps, equivalent to 12,000 megabytes transferred a second. This is double the 48Gbps of HDMI 2 ...

HDMI 2.2 has been introduced with a significant bandwidth increase of 96 Gbps, a key technical development aimed at resolving ...

Plus, the company's docking station benefits from its Cortex handheld launcher, which provides a more controller-friendly way ...

VESA updates DisplayPort 2.1 with introduction of DisplayPort 2.1b specification: supports up to 80Gbps with 3x longer DP80 ...

LG Electronics continued to push the boundaries of television technology with the announcement of the wireless QNED evo ...

The Spectrum Black 32 faces other problems, however. Despite showcasing promising features, a ton of customization options, and an envy-inducing third-gen WOLED panel, the Spectrum Black 32 still ...

All a bit geeky I know, but the problem I'm pointing out here is not all HDMI 2.1 ports are the same, and hopefully this is resolved with a singular standard that's clearly labeled with 2.2 ...

This is one of the problems that Project Zero X solves. Users who want to wall-mount their PCs can follow a cabling system like their TVs. They could install channels to hide the cables running from ...