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On the second day of the exhibition, the scene was very popular, much better than expected. Customers were very interested in our products. Asia Expo, booth 6Q06 is waiting for you!

Day1 of the first phase of Globalsources Hong Kong

Everything is as scheduled, as usual, at this time received customers believe that it is high-quality true love powder, colleagues at this moment for your praise! I wish our answers not only unexpected but also full! [fist]

In September, we ushered in the busiest season of the year. At 12:00 on the 5th, the first container truck slowly entered the Jiehua gate. The workers were ready for a nap at noon. Behind them was the fruits of labor that the workers had worked hard for more than a month. There was an urgent, excited language in their eyes, like shouting, "Come on!" Come on! " Yes, the task they are going to accomplish today is to challenge three full container trucks. This is a race against time!

Don't bother buying pricey HDMI cables - our guide tells you all you need to know about HDMI leads and sockets.

There's a certain visual irony in the fact that any discussion about cables is akin opening a can of worms. Few tech topics rile folks more than interconnects. Small wonder, given that cable prices run the gamut from bargain basement to penthouse suite, despite all doing fundamentally the same job.

All HDMI connectors transmit the same information, and they do it equally well.

HDMI CableTypes

Let’s move beyond connectors, but only by an inch or two. HDMI cables come in several types, divided into category 1 (for standard speed cables) and category 2 (for high-speed cables).

Digital standards and technologies improve at an exhilarating pace. Newer and better technology is a good thing, but the downside is that many of us amass a huge variety of cables and connectors over time. Knowing how, when, and why to pick one connection type over another can be overwhelming.

This top-quality cable allows a monitor with DVI input to be connected to a PC with HDMI output, or vice-versa.

You probably heard or read somewhere that consumers and big electronic companies started to switch to USB-C cables. And yet we only used USB in our daily speech, more and more often you can hear a person is mentioning USB-A, USB-C cables.

HDMI is the connection used in today’s home entertainment setups. All new HDTVs, DVD players, Blu-Ray players, AV receivers, and most gaming consoles now use HDMI. HDTVs accept Full-HD (1080p) signals only from HDMI connections. It is definitely the preferred way to connect your entertainment system.

The HDMI protocol has advanced through several revisions, and USB 2.0 gave way to USB 3.0. Still though, USB-to-HDMI remains a great way to bridge the gap between your computer and your home theater, but there have been some new developments and new technologies that make USB-to-HDMI even easier and more powerful.

USB 3.0 is over twice as fast as USB 2.0. This added speed, combined with the other new features offered by USB 3.0 is making a huge difference in the world of USB peripherals, including cameras, external hard drives, and more. Find out how USB 3.0 is changing the way we look at USB.

What is the production process of the HDMI cable?