Cabling
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Optical fibre Standards
For the first time since it was published (way back in 2005), AS/NZS ISO/IEC 15018:2005 Information technology – Generic cabling for homes has been revised and ... -
HDMI latching connectors help connections stay seated
Let’s face it: cables sometimes come unplugged. Kids, dogs, vacuum cleaners, and the law of gravity all conspire occasionally to unseat the HDMI connector. -
Smart cabling for CCTV
Forget about coax, Cat 5 cabling for closed-circuit television makes good sense and should be the preferred method for all installations. Sonny Lee explains how to ... -
Cable management in everyday furniture
Proper cable management can make a simple installation look impressive or a high-end system look cheap. Here is some furniture that brings a touch of class ... -
Site-terminating HDMI
You should never solder your own HDMI plugs on to the end of a raw or cut cable, says Kordz Australia director David Meyer. -
HDMI, part 1: The evolution of 1.3
Misconceptions, misnomers, myths and lies – the world of HDMI is a confusing one to navigate. In part one of this three-part feature on the elusive ... -
HDMI, part 2: Cable length and width
Misconceptions, misnomers, myths and lies – the world of HDMI is a confusing one to navigate. In part two of this examination of HDMI, Paul Skelton ... -
HDMI 1.4 unveiled
HDMI Licensing, the agent responsible for licensing the High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) specification, has announced the features that will be incorporated in the upcoming HDMI 1.4 ... -
HDMI, part 3: Connectors and price
In the third part of this series on HDMI, we examine connectivity issues and discover some home truths about HDMI pricing. -
Download 3D portion of HDMI Specification Version 1.4
HDMI Licensing, LLC, has made the 3D portion of the HDMI Specification Version 1.4 available for public download on the HDMI website.