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Herman ProAV, America’s largest distributor of factory authorized replacement parts for consumer electronics, has just launched a new line of HDMI cables that are 6 feet tall, as a part of their 2018 launch of new product lines in the consumer electronics. Continue reading
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Feb 28, 2018 /prREACH/ -- Miramar, FL: Herman ProAV, America's largest distributor of factory authorized replacement parts for consumer electronics, has just launched a new line of HDMI cables that are 15 feet in length, as a part of their 2018 launch of new product lines in the consumer electronics.
According to David Wolf, spokesperson at Herman ProAV, "As pioneers in the consumer electronics industry, we are proud to be constantly revolutionizing the industry with our pathbreaking products. This 15 feet HDMI cable, our latest launch, supports the best quality of ultra high definition quality video (2160p). It also supports 3D video, 48-bit deep color and wide-angle theatrical 21:9 video."
One of the unique features of the HDMI cable is that it provides simultaneous multi-stream audio to multiple users, boasting a Dolby True HD, DTS-HD Master Audio and up to 1536kHz audio sample frequency. It has 19 Pin Type A Male to Male connectors with CL3 rated jackets and 24k gold plated connectors that ensures that its customers receive the highest audio and video quality without losing any of it from the Blu - Ray player, Apple TV, PS4, PS3, Fire TV, XBox One, Xbox 360, computers and other HDMI enabled devices.
The products are already proving to be a huge hit amongst the consumers with one happy buyer stating, "Really nice HDMI cable. Nowadays everything is HDMI....and I happen to need a few for a renovation project and 2 TVs. They work great, the picture is perfect. They are nice and thick, seem to be well made. I don't if the thickness actually helps with the shielding but I would like to think so. It was a good purchase and a good price, I would buy again" To find out more about Herman ProAV and their high speed cables, please visit their Amazon storefront.
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