Audio/Video Cables

HDMI and DisplayPort cables carry digitized video signals between devices, but they’re not identical. Learn the difference between HDMI and DisplayPort.

HDMI cables connect DVD players and game consoles to high-definition monitors or TVs. Learn about issues that indicate your HDMI cable has gone bad.

As high-definition video improves, cables evolve. Because of this, older format cables become obsolete. Consider the advantages of HDMI over VGA cabling.

At the end of a calendar year, many Value-Added Resellers (VARs) and other professional integration and installation companies receive requests from clients to make urgent, final week purchases of IT equipment and accessories for budgetary reasons.

If you're trying to connect a computer to a monitor, TV or other display device with built-in speakers via a DVI cable, you might be wondering if DVI supports audio. Different interfaces have different technical specifications. Some transmit audio and video, whereas others only transmit video. So, does DVI support audio?

You may be wondering why we are discussing SVGA cables, and why we sell them. There are reasons why. In this blog, I will discuss why SVGA is still used. In 1987, VGA was first created by IBM. It was known as Video Graphics Array.

audio and video signal delivery. It is referred to as a new standard. A DisplayPort cable can work with any device that has a DisplayPort port. This includes PCs,, laptops, and monitors. DisplayPort was developed by the Video Electronics Standard Association (VESA) as a replacement for VGA, DVI, and LVDS interfaces. By using a DisplayPort, the audio and video signals delivered are comparable to HDMI, USB, and other forms of data transfer.