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| Article Title | Author | Company | eMag Issue | Article Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Going the Distance With HDMI | Michael Weizer | Accell | Dec 2005 |
If you’re looking to setup an audio/video system in a home or business, HDMI connectivity is certainly worth considering. For long run applications, there are many options available to ensure a successful, trouble-free installation. |
| Connectivity Keeping Up - High-Definition Multimedia Interface | Michael Weizer | Accell Corporation | Apr 2004 |
The HDMI interface is an all-digital interface, eliminating the signal degradation that occurs in the signal conversion process. It combines both audio and video into a single, compact interface for use with DVD players, digital TV's, set-top boxes, and other audio and video devices. |
