HDMI cables can connect your TV, projector, WII, Playstation, DVD player, stereo, amp, etc. all via the newest (and best) technology of HDMI.

HDMI TV Video Guide

HDMI TV

HDMI TV is a television that transmits uncompressed encrypted digital data through HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface). It is the new alternative to older analog standards like VGA, coaxial cables, S-Video, component video, etc. Soon HDMI technology will be the standard by which all electronic visual and audio devices communicate with each other. HDMI is the best way to connect components that are high-resolution based to your HDMI TV. These include TV to game consoles like Sony’s latest PlayStation and Microsoft’s latest Xbox. These types of cables are also great for hooking up Blu-ray DVD players and high-definition audio amplifiers. HDMI offers the latest and best integration option for household entertainment systems.

This integration is possible mainly because of the standardization (finally) of video and audio into one cable. It also produces the highest quality video and sound options for these devices. Keep in mind that using older analog video components will require conversion of signal from analog to digital and vise versa. This can decrease your audio and video quality. That being said, if you are going to upgrade your system, its best just to do it all at once so everything uses HDMI. Otherwise, your older devices will set the bar with their limitations.

HDMI Cable Like 3D TV? HDMI cables are the only way to get video to your 3D TV. Even the cheapest HDMI cable is capable of sending both high-def video as well as multi-channel audio over themselves. Best of all this is all done through just one single cable. Cheap compared to multiple cable outputs. Cable to HDMI transmits excellent quality images and sound through binary bits. This removes any video or audio quality compromises you used to face with analog to digital conversion (and vise versa) as well as repeaters.