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The Different Use Cases of Mini and Micro HDMI Cables

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If you've ever bought any gadget, whether it is a TV, a laptop, a camera, a tablet or a phone, in the past five years, you have met HDMI. Sometimes it is the regular HDMI, mini HDMI cable, or even a micro HDMI cable . As the name suggests, all three are different, the regular one being standard in most use cases. But then what do we need the other two for and how are they different? The main difference in any cable standard is its usage. Since HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface , you can use the cable for audio-video data transfer. The mini HDMI cable comes into play when you want to connect a gadget to perhaps a computer or a TV. The port is generally on devices that have less space to spare. For example, a DSLR camera, video cameras, and standard size tablets. All of these devices are compact to make it as portable as possible. On the other hand, the micro HDMI cable is for when there is an even smaller space than mini HDMI. The few examples of the...

Computer Accessories that will Make Your Life Easier

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Accessories & Network Equipments Online is essential for anyone who works, goes to school or likes to play online. Without the correct cables, power cords and computer accessories having to be online can turn into a real headache, but the right network equipment and accessories can really make your life a whole lot easier. Laptop AdaptorThe right accessories will even enhance your laptop. We all know how important that can be. From protective coverings to powerful add-ons and cables you can rev up your laptop to do exactly what you want it to do as well as to be far more durable. You can do a complete upgrade or pinpoint areas you want to make better. For instance, a travel adaptor will allow you to access your machine while you are away, and memory sticks makes storage and back up easy! Accessories & Network Equipments Online offers networking products which are up to date and dependable. These are quality products like Ethernet cards, CAT5E /6/ 6A Cables , netwo...

Some FAQs About HDMI Technology Answered

HDMI , also known as High Definition Multimedia Interface is an advanced technology that is used for transmitting digital data between two digital devices. This technology was developed by leading electronics manufacturers like Philips, Toshiba, Hitachi, Sony etc. Ever since it was introduced, it has become quite popular. Its latest version, 2.0, was introduced in September 2013. If you are new to HDMI Cables or HDMI adapters and want to know more about it, take a look at some frequently asked question and their answers. These will give you more insights about HDMI cables and their working. What is the purpose of HDMI technology? HDMI technology is mostly utilized to transmit multichannel audio and high definition video data between two digital devices. This process of transmission takes place through a single cable. You will be able to find HDMI technology in all the latest electronic equipment including AV receivers, personal computers, set top boxes and camcorders. How do...

HDMI Cables: Debunking Common Myths!

If you are an avid buyer of electronic products, you must know about   HDMI cables . HDMI is an abbreviated form of High Definition Multimedia Interface. It is a single cable that helps to transmit high definition video and audio. There are several myths and misconceptions surrounding these cables. Here’s an insight to these myths along with the explanations and clarifications to each one of them. 1. There are hundred types of HDMI Cables This one is a huge myth. You will find several electronic shops that try to sell you an array of HDMI Cables. But in reality, there are only four major types of HDMI cables.  Standard Speed  Standard Speed with Ethernet  High Speed  High Speed with Ethernet Standard speed has 1080i resolution whereas high speed is rated to 1080p and higher. The Ethernet feature is an extra one and is needed only if your equipment needs Ethernet-over-HDMI compatibility. 2. You should consider ratings like 15.8 GB/S and Made for 2...