Dual directional DVI source to an HDMI display or HDMI source to a DVI display
* Professional quality cable for transferring high-bandwidth uncompressed digital video and control functions for use with monitors projectors HDTVs and many other devices
* Quality shielding provides maximum protection against EM and RF interference
* Solid cast metal HDMI and DVI plugs eliminates electromagnetic interference at the plug
* Hard gold plated connectors and modern cable technology provide the finest signal transfer
* The DVI connector comes with hand locking screws
* Compatible with HDTV and HDCP
* HDMI certified
* The DVI (Digital Videio Interface) connector can be found on DVD players and screens
Webmaster's comment on HDMI 1.4:
All TECHLINK HDMI cables up to and including 3 meters in length are HDMI 1.4 certified by HDMI Licensing LLC.
Currently the HDMI organization only tests and certifies HDMI 1.4 cables up to and including 3m in length. There is no test for longer lengths which means any manufacturer claiming official HDMI specification of any variety for cables over 3m is making an erroneous statement. On the other hand - TECHLINK have undertaken technical and specific real-world tests of our long HDMI cables with a variety of HDMI enabled devices and have found all our cables attain or surpass the HDMI 1.4 specification.
The main concern for consumers is whether a cable or adaptor supports the HDMI 1.4 specification. We have tested Wires cables up to 15m (and up to 50m when used with the Wires Repeater) with a 1080i/p and with 4K sources and got a perfect picture. However the quality is ultimately dependent on the source equipment - we have designed our cables to handle 1080i/p and 4K x 2K resolutions and 99.9% of all the source equipment we have tested so far has worked faultlessly.
All HDMI crossover cables and adaptors such as HDMI to DVI cables are HDMI 1.3 compatible due to limitations in the DVI specification.
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| Type | HDMI |
| Length | 5m |
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