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Wireworld Launches HDMI Compliance Labeling Program (31/10/2005)

Initiative clearly specifies HD video capabilities for every cable grade and length

Wireworld announced a new HDMI cable compliance labeling initiative to custom installation professionals at the CEDIA Expo here, today. Through this program, every model and length of Wireworld HDMI cable is labeled according to its coverage of HDMI group performance standards at either 1080i/720p or the more demanding 1080p level for digital video signals.

"What we are doing here is to take the guesswork out of digital video cable," commented Wireworld founder and president David Salz. "1080p digital video is just around the corner, and many custom installers are making sure that their clients' systems are ready for it. With our up-front labeling, the installer or dealer knows exactly what the model and length of cable they are installing is capable of."

Wireworld's recently introduced Silver Starlight 52 HDMI cables are the industry's first cables that are compliant with 1080p digital video standards at lengths of over 30 feet. For 1080i/720p video, the Silver Starlight 52 is fully compliant at lengths of up to 80 feet, the longest in the industry. The cables' superior length capability also means that they provide the lowest jitter and highest image quality at shorter lengths.

All Wireworld HDMI cables will include the new compliance labeling effective immediately.

www.wireworldaudio.com


 
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