The best port, however, comes at the very end of the hub: a full-sized HDMI connection that supports up to 4K@30Hz. That’s ...

While the current top-shelf specification for TVs, HDMI 2.1, supports a bandwidth of 48Gbps, GPMI supports a bandwidth of up ...

A Chinese conglomerate has debuted a new cable standard that could rival entrenched cables like HDMI and USB-C. The new ...

The upcoming HDMI 2.2 standard can do 12K at 120Hz, which is sufficient for most consumers. Somehow, it seems like the HDMI ...

At CES 2025, the new HDMI 2.2 standard was announced, introducing up to 96 Gbps of bandwidth. That’s a big enough pipe to support 8K or even 10K video, along with higher frame rates (up to 240Hz). In ...

This is also a 4K 144Hz monitor with support for Nvidia G-Sync Ultimate. HDMI 2.1 is missing, but Xbox Series X|S consoles can achieve 4K 120Hz over HDMI 2.0 through a chroma subsampling mode.

China has launched a new data cable standard called GPMI, which looks to outdo HMDI and DisplayPort on almost every front.

Nintendo has shared concrete specs about the Switch 2 hardware in its latest Nintendo Direct, including support for HDR, 4K resolution while docked, 120fps in supported titles when not in 4K ...

Fast becoming mainstays of gamers and creative pros, 4K monitors are falling in price—but getting more complicated to buy. Here's how to shop for an ultra-high-definition (UHD) display ...

If, like many of the reviews team at What Hi-Fi?, you are a big fan of owning your media, chances are you’re one of the cool cats still buying 4K Blu-ray. And why not? As well as meaning you own the ...

We recommend most people focus on a 1080p target resolution at a 60 fps frame rate. There are good 4K capture cards out there, but they're also expensive, and those files' storage needs are harsh.

Many of these webcams support 1080p, some at 60 fps, and a few at 4K, which adds to the price tag. If you're perfecting your streaming set-up you might want that higher frame rate capability ...