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The HDMI Forum has officially made the HDMI 2.2 standard available to manufacturers, with future-proof features such as 16K ...

The HDMI cable that came with the Nintendo Switch is not "Ultra High Speed" and should not be used with the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

Even ultra-high-speed 2.1 cables cap out at 48 Gbps. While 48 Gbps has capably handled resolutions up to 10K and 4K content at 120 Hz, HDMI 2.2 throws open the gates to even more mind-bending ...

Some Nintendo Switch 2 owners are reporting that their Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons are disconnecting over and over again.

HDMI 2.2 is still in its nascent stages of adoption, but it's likely to become the next mainstream connection standard. HDMI 2.2 introduces the new Ultra96 cable with Ultra96 branding.

Currently speaking, HDMI 2.1 can support up to 48Gbps signals; however, HDMI 2.2 doubles that to 96Gbps. As such, HDMI 2.2 cables – which will be required to handle the higher bandwidth signals that ...

However, they've also found an easy fix: just use the Nintendo Switch 2 official HDMI cable. This comes from a number of Reddit posts, where users are reporting Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons ...

HDMI ARC (that's Audio Return Channel) is a clever protocol that sits within the HDMI standard. It can help simplify a complicated AV setup and significantly reduce the number of cables needed. You ...

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