Gefen 4x4 HDMI Matrix audio-visual interconnect
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Multiple input, multiple output Review Gefen has announced an HDMI four-by-four crossover unit. Though it can be used as a straightforward HDMI switch for linking multiple players to a single display, it's actually more advanced than that: any of the four inputs can be switched to any of the four outputs...â¦
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Battle with DisplayPort begins The battle to determine which PC display interconnect will dominate the market has begun in earnest. Yesterday, the organisation that licenses the HDMI port claimed more than 50 desktops, notebooks, motherboards, graphics cards and monitors are now shipping with its technology on board.â¦
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New adapter will allow you to stream content from your PC to your TV or stereo.
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At last, a real rival for Creative's X-Fi? Review The vast majority of modern motherboards have integrated HD audio, and if you do fancy an sonic upgrade, most likely for gaming, the obvious candidate is a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi. So where the heck does Auzentech hope its X-Meridian 7.1 sound card will fit in?â¦
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Two new displays from Envision and Lenovo offer good-quality video for desktops that can't handle larger monitors.
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Review Just as ATI's X800 XT PE ships, along comes the next board
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Blackmagic Design on Tuesday announced the worldwide release of Intensity &#8212; a card aimed at professional video editors and others who need to edit video using High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI). The PCI Express-based Intensity card is Mac OS X and Windows-compatible and costs $249.
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Via Technologies announces new product that brings PCI Express input-output to computers running AMD chips.
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New technologies wirelessly transmit high-definition video.
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BOXBOROUGH -- Design engineer Alan Lear has rolled up his sleeves. His lab is crammed with motherboards and oscilloscopes. He scans a screen showing the signal quality of the transmission between a pair of Advanced Micro Devices' prototype chips.
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AnandTech have thrown up their Performance Preview for Nvidia&#39;s nForce4 SLI MCPs using a pair of GeForce 6800GTs and 6600GTs! Here&#39;s a snip.
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(InfoWorld) - A chipset promising to allow users to send high definition (HD) video wirelessly throughout the home faces hurdles in the market due to competing technology standards, market researcher Gartner Inc. said Monday. Tzero Technologies, Inc. announced a new chipset earlier this month called ZeroWire, which can carry HD video wirelessly between devices, therefore eliminating the need for HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) cables. The chips can also stream HD signals through coaxial cable, the wires that carry cable TV to many U.S. homes. Any device outside the range of the wireless signal can use the coaxial cable connection instead. The technology was designed to make sure people didn't have to tear open walls to run new cables capable of carrying HD signals, instead making use of existing wires. The chipsets will likely be used to develop a number of wireless entertainment devices aimed at the home, including digital set-top boxes and HD TVs; DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc players; game consoles, and media center PCs. The chipsets are designed to transmit HD video wirelessly in a 10-to-20 meter range, according to Tzero. Devices out of range could receive HD content over coaxial cables instead. Several device makers are currently developing products with them, including Audiovox Corp., Gefen Inc. and Asustek Computer Inc. But competing standards could hold the technology back for while, according to Gartner. ZeroWire competes against technology developed by the Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA), which has gained favor as the right way to go for whole home HD video delivery, the market researcher says. ZeroWire uses ultrawideband (UWB) technology developed by the WiMedia Alliance and already accepted as the ECMA International standard. ECMA, which used to stand for European Computer Manufacturers Association before it changed its name, is a membership-based group established to promote device compatibility in Europe. Gartner expects that consumer electronics manufacturers will take a conservative approach to this new technology until a standard approach becomes more clear, said Stan Bruederle, a Gartner analyst, in the report. Further complicating the issue is that Tzero's rivals are marketing incompatible technologies of their own for wireless HD and HD over coaxial cables, Gartner said. One company, Pulse~Link Inc., last week filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Tzero over ultrawideband communication technologies, and claims it has been first in wireless HDMI and HD over coaxial cable transmission. Â
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DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 13  /PRNewswire/ -- Cables To Go, an innovative leader in computer connectivity products, proudly announces its new line of VGA270(TM) HD15 UXGA Monitor Cables.
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Canon's new line of Vixia High-Definition camcorders record using the AVCHD codec.
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While the resolution of the high-def disc format war may end up with few consumers winning, if any, another battle may have bigger consequences: It's about high-bandwidth digital interfaces for connecting PCs, consoles, and displays.
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Receiver will allow your TV to display HD content that's stored on your PC.
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By Dick Tan  BASED on its successful DAC-1 two-channel 24-bit/192-kilohertz audio digial-to-analogue connector, Benchmark Media Systems has come up with the DAC-1 USB, which offers new benchmarks such as Advanced USB Audio, Ultrablock and HPA2.