Current HDMI cables only support speeds up to 48Gbps ... Consumers shouldn't worry about replacing their devices or cables, though. The full specs for the standard won't be completely released ...

If you’re into your cables, then it’s time to get excited: the HDMI Forum is teasing the next generation of HDMI, which is expected to be announced at CES 2025. HDMI is the universal standard ...

They let you connect all your HDMI devices — games consoles, Blu-ray players, AV receivers, cable boxes, streaming devices — to a single HDMI connection on your TV. That cuts down on cable ...

But these cables and connections are capable of some ... HDMI 2.2 was announced at CES in January 2025. It will replace HDMI 2.1 and promises better picture quality, among its other abilities.

Just don’t count on it replacing the Switch’s bulky dock. USB-C to HDMI cables are common, but most don’t incorporate power delivery. That’s not an issue when using them with devices like ...

The HDMI Forum has teased the next generation of HDMI, with a full announcement tipped for CES 2025 in January. The new standard is likely to introduce a new cable and connections, supporting ...