The Standard HDMI will support 1080i/60, while the High-Speed HDMI will boost that to data rates beyond 1080p, including Deep Color and all 3D formats of the new 1.4 specification.

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As a Thunderbolt dock, it has three Thunderbolt 4 ports, two USB-A 3.2 ports, one USB 2.0, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 2.1 ...

Octava Inc., specialists in HDMI distribution equipment, announced the release of a HDMI to Ethernet Extender. The HDMI Ethernet converter enables transmission of 1080P HD HDMI digital video and audio ...

HDMI is a great technology, but if you have to run the cable over long distances they're not the most reliable. Ethernet cable (or, more correctly, Cat5e/Cat6 cable), on the other hand, is better ...

Instead the Raspberry Pi CM5 has a pair of 100-pin connectors that let you drop it into a carrier board or other hardware ...

The 4×4 HDMI / Ethernet CAT5-6 Matrix Switch supports 1080P HD resolutions. HDMI is the latest standard for distributing High Definition Digital Video and Audio in high def displays for 2 reasons: 1) ...

Mcuzone's CM5 5G Router expansion board is a carrier board for the Raspberry Pi CM5, designed to offer a complete ...

Additionally, HDMI 1.4 introduced an Audio Return Channel (ARC), which HDMI 1.3 does not support. HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 are marketed as "High Speed HDMI" or "High Speed HDMI with Ethernet." ...

HDBaseT 1.0 has the bandwidth to support full HD 1080p video as well as stereoscopic 3D and 2Kx4K formats. It provides up to 10.2Gb/s (on par with HDMI 1.4) and can theoretically scale up to 20Gb/s.

Unlike with HDMI, PD doesn't offer Ethernet support -- that means it can't serve as a wired internet transmitter in addition to its audiovisual delivery. DP does have a trick up its sleeve ...