Voluminous bandwidth, buttery-smooth refresh rates, and pricier cables are on deck with the new HDMI 2.2 standard.

The QN990F boasts a number of clear advancements over last year's Samsung QN900D, though some of them may be seen as a double ...

Shares of Apollo Micro Systems moved higher by 9 per cent to ₹148 on the BSE in Wednesday’s intra-day trade amid heavy volumes in an otherwise subdued broader market. In the past two weeks, the stock ...

HDMI has emerged as the de facto digital interface standard for the consumer electronics market, delivering secure audio and video transmission. The latest HDMI specification, HDMI v1.2, adds a number ...

Microblink, a global leader in identity verification solutions, today announced the successful evaluation of its Microblink Platform solution against IDNet, the first large-scale, independently ...

A difference in colour depth, perhaps? The HDMI standard does support different colour formats (x.v deep colour, YPrPb 4:2:2, YPrPb 4:4:4, 24-bit RGB) but their test game, Killzone 2 - like all ...

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ:SMCI) just released its latest quarterly report and things are not looking great. It wasn't a great result overall - while revenue fell marginally short of ...

The City regulator is proposing to strip “outdated or duplicated” requirements from its insurance rules, to help reduce costs for firms and encourage competition in the sector. The Financial ...

Pimax may be bucking that trend, as it's announced the Dream Air SE, a lighter weight, slightly lower-specced version of its Dream Air Micro-OLED VR headset with a much cheaper pre-order price ...

Anthony Cacace and Leigh Wood tonight go toe-to-toe in what is set to be a thrilling all-British showdown in Nottingham. For both, it is a return to the ring for the first time since they earned ...

However, it seems unlikely that this is the case, as the oldest HDMI standard to support 4K was released in 2009. One possibility is that the reviewer was using a standard or high-speed HDMI cable ...

Microsoft’s decision to throw its weight behind A2A comes after the company introduced support for MCP, Anthropic’s standard for connecting AI to the systems where data resides, in Copilot Studio.