HDMI switch V1.3

Jascha · 06-22-2007

Most HD consumers are finding out that there is simply not enough HDMI connections on their brand new TV. Some of the latest ones offer 2 HDMI inputs and the first generation HDTV generally only had 1.

A plethora of HD sources has hit the market. For example, PS3, HD DVD, Blu-Ray, AppleTV, Settop boxes, video cards and recently even video cameras have HDMI to capture in HD for home videos.

Instead of re-connecting you HDMI sources to the HDTV, you can use a
HDMI switch to multiplex the HDMI sources to the HDTV.

Saves wear and tear and endless frustration.

06-22-2007	#1
Jascha New Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1	HDMI switch V1.3 Most HD consumers are finding out that there is simply not enough HDMI connections on their brand new TV. Some of the latest ones offer 2 HDMI inputs and the first generation HDTV generally only had 1. A plethora of HD sources has hit the market. For example, PS3, HD DVD, Blu-Ray, AppleTV, Settop boxes, video cards and recently even video cameras have HDMI to capture in HD for home videos. Instead of re-connecting you HDMI sources to the HDTV, you can use a HDMI switch to multiplex the HDMI sources to the HDTV. Saves wear and tear and endless frustration.

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