“Do you think I need a new HDMI Cable?” if you ask this question and you always hear a “Yes” from cable vendors; there’s bad news. They are taking you on a ride. The truth is that you do not always need a new HDMI cable. Several companies force sell HDMI cables under the pretext that the customers need to buy latest versions, new features etc. We are here to save you from falling into traps and help you understand when to buy and not to buy HDMI cables. When Not to Buy HDMI Cables? 1.Every time a new version comes up Each time a new HDMI version comes up, customers ask questions like “I have a 1.3 version. Can it handle 1.4?” Here is an answer for them. Up through version 2.0, all the traditional HDMI cables have a similar inner structure. It is possible that its construction may change based on the company that makes it. But just so that you know; until now there has been only one update with the architecture – which is 1.4’s addition of Ethernet over HDMI feature. When this
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