HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is a high definition multimedia interface. It is a digital interface for audio and video signals capable of transmitting a full stream of data without compression. HDMI allows you to connect any audio-video devices compatible with the standard. The cable allows you to connect the following devices: - LCD, LED, PLAZMA, OLED, QLED TV sets with an HDMI port - DVD players - Blu-ray players - Set-top boxes of digital platforms: Canal+, Polsat Box, pre-paid TV - Consoles: Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo - Desktop PCs, laptops - Recorders, projectors, digital monitors - TFT/LCD panels and many other devices equipped with HDMI sockets

HDMI 2.1 standard Along with the latest HDMI 2.1 standard, there is an improvement of the already existing parameters, as well as support for the latest technologies that will appeal to very demanding users: - Maximum resolution: 7680 × 4320 (8K format) - Maximum color depth: 48 -bit - Maximum signal bandwidth: 1200 MHz - Automatic low latency mode (ALLM) - Dynamic HDR Noteworthy is the double increase in the maximum signal bandwidth, as well as support for full 8K 7680 × 4320 resolution. Support for the latest technologies: - ALLM - gamer mode. Automatically detects the connection of a console, computer or other gaming device that supports this technology and sets the lowest possible latency; - eARC - improved return audio channel; - VRR - allows you to dynamically change the frame refresh rate; - QMS - eliminates a few seconds of screen blackout when switching between content with different frame rates;