Description

Overview

Catering to Ultra HD (UHD) 4K content and 3D TV, this HDMI cable is compliant with the HDMI standard 2.0 and all previous versions (V1.4, v1.3, v1.2).

Naturally it also works with all older HDMI devices as well. Features such as Audio Return Channel (ARC), Dolby ATMOS and High Speed Ethernet are all suported so this cable is ideal for high end Home threatre recievers or just connecting your Blu Ray, STB, DVD player.or gaming console.

Made from high quality OFC copper and shielded with multiple layers of insulation ensures an interference free signal transmission. The outer flexible nylon braiding makes the cable easy to use in tight spaces (like behind flat panel TV’s or in AV cabinets) and gold plated connectors with moulded plugs ensures a secure fit in any HDMI device.

Features

• HDMI High Speed With Ethernet compliant
• Version 2.0 specification complaince
• 3D support
• HDMI ethernet channel
• Audio Return Channel
• 4K x 2k support
• more colour spaces
• 24k Gold plated 19 pin HDMI connectors
• Oxygen Free Copper cable
• Triple shielded with Aluminum and copper foil with mylar coating
• PVC jacket with high visibility nylon braiding

Why do I need HDMI?

HDMI is the most widely used format for home audio and visual equipment today.  It is the simplest way to connect various home AV equipment using only one cable to deliver top quality digital sound and image.  Look for Laser products with HDMI connectivity for the perfect and simple connection.

What is the difference between HDMI, component and composite?

HDMI, Component and Composite are all ways which Audio Visual playback equipment such as DVD and Blu Ray players, connect to Televisions and other peripheral display devices.  As technology advances, new connection ports that deliver better performance are added to these devices while older connections are phased out.  None are more obvious than analogue connections being replaced by superior digital connections.  For example, Composite and Component are analogue connections and will require more than one connection cable to deliver video and audio.  HDMI is a digital connection, supporting a higher quality video and audio signal all connecting via just the one cable.  For reference, HDMI will deliver the best quality image, while Component will deliver an excellent image, and Composite will deliver a good image.

What is the difference between different version of HDMI? Say 1.4 vs 2.0?

Higher or newer versions of HDMI usually mean that they can transfer higher volumes of data.  This means higher audio, pixel and frames rates as well as, compared to earlier HDMI versions, the provision to network the connected devices over the HDMI cable (Versions 1.4 and above.)  Latest model TVs demand newer cables in order to deliver its best performance with 3D, Full HD, network, and even 4k.  For the best reliability in transmission between your player and your TV, choose a Laser HDMI version 2.0 cable.

Specification