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HDMI cable types can get anyone confused. You have endless types of HDMI cables for a wide plethora of applications. Naturally, you need to choose the right cable matching your needs for the best results.

8K TVs are still a hot topic of discussion around the globe. The CES 2021 saw big names like Sony, TCL, LG, and Samsung come out with new models to woo the audience. The prices for 8K TVs are also expected to become affordable, creating more interest around the high-resolution TVs.

Well, as far as our eyes can tell, an 8-bit video and a 10-bit video appear the same. Additionally, most displays, whether it's a TV, mobile, or PC monitor, display videos in 8 bit. So, why should you want to shoot 10-bit videos?

What is active HDMI? How does it differ from passive HDMI? Do you need a passive HDMI cable or an active one? The questions around HDMI are many. One important aspect of enjoying quality display revolves around the HDMI cables. This is also where active and passive HDMI comes into the picture.

Many modern technologies we take for granted started as basic mechanical objects. Take the television, for example. We can't think of going through our life without televisions. They are now as common as dishwashers in your home. We have Netflix, Amazon, and a host of content providers competing to win our subscriptions.

Ethernet cables are ubiquitous. Routers, modems, gaming consoles, entertainment devices- all use Ethernet cable to connect to the internet. You most probably already know what an Ethernet cable is and how it looks. However, do you know there are various types?

HDMI is a popular name in the world of high-definition entertainment. The format has passed through several iterations to become the standard for video and gaming devices. Recently, the HDMI organization announced the introduction of the new HDMI 2.1 format. Along with several changes, you will now need to get a new cable to support HDMI 2.1. But is it the right time to act?

Manufacturers don't take the pain to explain concepts, and you are left on your own. We thought of providing a helping hand and making things clear for our readers.

Pixels are situated in a two-dimensional grid. The number of pixels in each grid determines the overall resolution of your television. Each pixel has its own unique location.

The internet cannot work without IP addresses. Here is what they are and how it helps us carry out all our online activities.