While the current top-shelf specification for TVs, HDMI 2.1, supports a bandwidth of 48Gbps, GPMI supports a bandwidth of up ...

HDMI cables use male plugs at both ends, and all HDMI ports on equipment have female sockets. Cable runs that are longer than 25 feet for 1080p signals and longer than 49 feet for 1080i require ...

Following are the categories for telephone and Ethernet cables, which are abbreviated "Cat." For HDMI video cables, see HDMI cable types. Cat1 and Cat2 are unofficial voice grade standards, while ...

At CES 2025, the new HDMI 2.2 standard was announced, introducing up to 96 Gbps of bandwidth. That’s a big enough pipe to support 8K or even 10K video, along with higher frame rates (up to 240Hz). In ...

The GPMI cable is developed by over 50 Chinese companies, offering higher bandwidth and speed, along with a power supply of ...

Behind every good home cinema setup, there is an HDMI cable – or so the saying goes (sort of). While HDMI cables might not be the most exciting things in an AV system, it's hard to overstate how ...

While 4K gaming and video content is still a stretch goal for many of us, things are hotting up in the 8K-ready arena. Hot on ...

But a new technology is emerging that could be the next-gen HDMI rival — and it’s called GPMI. Learn more about it here.

Developed by an alliance of more than 50 Chinese companies GPMI offers significant advantages over current generation ...

One cable to rule them The Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance released its new General Purpose Media ...