The answer, for the foreseeable future, is no. Even without knowing the full details of what HDMI 2.2 enables, here’s what we do know. If your TV is a 4K model (which the vast majority of TVs ...

Because of how limited it leaves them. By increasing the bandwidth from 18Gbps (Gigabits per second) to 48Gbps, HDMI 2.1 can handle video resolutions up to 10K at 120fps (frames per second). Though ...

HDMI 2.2, eh? So what's that all about then? Well, it's the new standard for the High-Definition Multimedia Interface technology. The new and all-important '2.2' specification was revealed in ...

The best modern TVs come with a few HDMI 2.1 and 2.0 ports to help you connect all your devices together, but if that's not enough, or you want greater control without reaching behind the TV ...

Four HDMI ports isn't enough in today's multi-device world, especially when rarely all are of the current top standard ...

It's only going to become a great problem when more devices have features locked behind having an HDMI 2.1 cord and only having a few places to plug them in. I hope TV manufacturers can identify ...

ARC enables your TV or audio system to communicate signals ... A decade after ARC launched, the HDMI 2.1 specification arrived, including eARC, which stands for Enhanced Audio Return Channel.