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Standard Speed vs High Speed HDMI Cables
Trying to find the right HDMI cable for your home theater can be difficult. With so many different options and types, you may end up purchasing a HDMI cable that won't work at the most optimal setting. This article explains the differences between a Standard HDMI cable vs a High Speed HDMI cable and why High Speed is recommended for most home theater setups.
Standard HDMI Cable
A Standard HDMI cable is capable of delivering 1080i or 720p content. Cable and satellite providers that offer HD channels usually deliver 1080i content (the i refers to interlaced). Though considered high-definition, it is still a step below 1080p.
A Standard HDMI cable is capable of delivering 1080i or 720p content. Cable and satellite providers that offer HD channels usually deliver 1080i content (the i refers to interlaced). Though considered high-definition, it is still a step below 1080p.
Standard HDMI Cable with Ethernet
A Standard HDMI cable with Ethernet has the same specifications as a Standard HDMI cable, but offers an Ethernet Channel introduced in version 1.4. The introduction of an Ethernet channel enables HDMI cables to support video, audio, and data all on one cable. Data transfer speeds can support up to 100 Mb/sec.
A Standard HDMI cable with Ethernet has the same specifications as a Standard HDMI cable, but offers an Ethernet Channel introduced in version 1.4. The introduction of an Ethernet channel enables HDMI cables to support video, audio, and data all on one cable. Data transfer speeds can support up to 100 Mb/sec.
High Speed HDMI Cable
A High Speed HDMI cable is capable of delivering 1080p content. With the advent of version 1.4 HDMI cables, the resolution can increase beyond 1080p. If you want to max out on your viewing and gaming experience, a High Speed HDMI cable is recommended.
A High Speed HDMI cable is capable of delivering 1080p content. With the advent of version 1.4 HDMI cables, the resolution can increase beyond 1080p. If you want to max out on your viewing and gaming experience, a High Speed HDMI cable is recommended.
High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet
A High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet has the same specifications as a High Speed HDMI cable, but offers an Ethernet Channel introduced in version 1.4. The introduction of an Ethernet channel enables HDMI cables to support video, audio, and data all on one cable. Data transfer speeds can support up to 100 Mb/sec.
A High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet has the same specifications as a High Speed HDMI cable, but offers an Ethernet Channel introduced in version 1.4. The introduction of an Ethernet channel enables HDMI cables to support video, audio, and data all on one cable. Data transfer speeds can support up to 100 Mb/sec.
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