CableOrganizer.com Rolls Out More Than 272 HDMI™ And DVI Cable And Component Connectivity Solutions To Suit Any Home Theater Application

Industry-leading purveyor of cable, wire and equipment management solutions offering a comprehensive array of HDMI and DVI component cables and related products [The following is a release from CableOrganizer.com]

August 13, 2008

CableOrganizer.com, among the world’s leading purveyors of cable, wire and equipment management solutions for use in business and at home, today announced its inventory now boasts more than 272 SKUs for High-Definition Multimedia Interface™ (HDMI™) and Digital Visual Interface (DVI) component cables and related products, which are all available from its industry leading online catalog located at http://CableOrganizer.com. At the January 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), HDMI Licensing, LLC, the agent responsible for licensing the HDMI specification, had announced that more than 750 consumer electronics (CE) and personal computer (PC) manufacturers have adopted the HDMI specification, up from 574 adopters one year ago, contending that the continuing adoption of the HDMI specification by manufacturers further strengthens its position as the worldwide standard for high-definition digital connectivity. According to HDMI Licensing, LLC, “HDMI is the leader in digital connectivity for high-definition consumer electronics from entry-level devices to high-end home theater systems, including TVs, set-top boxes, DVD players and A/V receivers. In addition, the HDMI specification is experiencing rapid growth in the game console, digital still camera, camcorder, portable media player and PC markets, as manufacturers meet consumer demand for multimedia convergence. Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Hitachi, JVC, Toshiba and Sanyo have announced or are shipping HD camcorders featuring HDMI technology. Nikon, Sony and Samsung have already released digital still cameras containing HDMI technology. In addition, OQO is shipping an ultra-mobile PC using integrated HDMI technology in its graphics processor further demonstrating the proliferation of HDMI into new portable consumer electronics product categories.” “With the expansion of HDMI beyond core home theater products to PCs, game consoles, digital cameras and portable media players, HDMI continues to dominate the market,” said Steve Venuti, president of HDMI Licensing. “The rapid increase of adoption of the HDMI specification, proliferation of HDMI-enabled devices in the marketplace and increasing consumer awareness at the retail level demonstrates that HDMI is the leader in digital connectivity.” DVI cables are another option that provides the necessary bandwidth for today’s broadband or narrowband host or display devices. The DVI cable connection provides a pure digital video signal from devices like high-end DVD players to HDTV’s, plasma displays, and other high-end video displays. DVI transfers uncompressed, real-time digital video and supports resolutions of 1600x1200 and above on a PC, and HDTV resolutions of 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Offering power, reliability, connectivity and durability, DVI cables allow users to connect technology with 21st Century confidence. CableOrganizer.com’s full line of HDMI solutions may be accessed online at http://search.cableorganizer.com/cable/hdmi. Other of the company’s HDTV and DVI solutions may be accessed online at http://cableorganizer.com/cables/audio-video-cables.htm.

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