Latest Articles
-
LEDs and OLEDs: What’s the difference?
With next generation HDTV displays looming, lighting manufacturers are racing to turn the technology from OLED TVs into the next generation of light bulbs. -
Site-terminating HDMI
You should never solder your own HDMI plugs on to the end of a raw or cut cable, says Kordz Australia director David Meyer. -
Wireless connectivity platforms
Wireless applications are designed to make life easier, but reliability of wireless technology is at times questionable. Further enhancements to the ZigBee protocol are ... -
Wireless solutions for wireless problems
Ever since the invention of the remote control, electronics manufacturers have been trying to find wireless solutions to wired problems. -
Telstra’s networked home
Telecommunications giant Telstra has made a move into the connected home industry with a new T [life] store in the heart of the Melbourne ... -
HDMI, part 1: The evolution of 1.3
Misconceptions, misnomers, myths and lies – the world of HDMI is a confusing one to navigate. In part one of this three-part feature on ... -
HDMI, part 2: Cable length and width
Misconceptions, misnomers, myths and lies – the world of HDMI is a confusing one to navigate. In part two of this examination of HDMI, ... -
60GHz Gigabit wireless signals move closer to reality
Imagine... a global wireless ecosystem of interoperable, high performance devices that work together seamlessly to connect people in the digital age. -
Digital TV signal regeneration by Ikusi
The Ikusi TGT-100 COFDM to COFDM transport stream regenerator is designed to correct and rebuild a poor quality TV signal back to quasi-transmission standard. ... -
HDMI, part 3: Connectors and price
In the third part of this series on HDMI, we examine connectivity issues and discover some home truths about HDMI pricing.