Supra Cables High-Speed HDMI-DVI Met S/B Cable

SUPRA CABLES - HDMI > DVI, High Speed Cable.

[Terminated with Special Plugs]

Available cable lengths:
 1 - / 2 - / 3 - / 4 - / 5 - / 6 - / 8 - / 10 - / 12 - / 15- Meter
The cable is also available in special track!


Description

SUPRA HDMI-DVI - High Speed HDMI-DVI cable

The Supra HDMI-DVI cables connect computers, media players and screens for video and graphic images. SUPRA HDMI-DVI maintains the signal integrity up to > 30 meters and allows transmissions in both directions i.e. the cable is bi-directional. It is available in two versions; HDMI-DVI and HDMI-DVI MET-S/B (Metal connectors with removable housings). HDMI-DVI is supplied with a moulded HDMI contact at one end (cannot be removed without cutting the cable and a removable DVI housing (the housing can be removed, but the contact block cannot). Provides for maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200P @ 24fps (Hz).

SUPRA launched its first HDMI/DVI cable in 2004. 9 years of continuous product development has resulted in the Supra HD5 HDMI/DVI , which (according to us) is the best HDMI/DVI cable on the market. We guarantee that the cable can handle all HD signals up to 32m. SUPRA HD5 is tested and approved in compliance with the latest test provisions by HDMI´s Accredited Testing Center in the USA. A secure quality guarantee of our HDMI/DVI cables. The bandwidth in the HD5 (used in all of our HDMI/DVI cables) is 1100MHz, almost four times the spec of HDMI High Speed (340MHz). There are some interesting cables out there claiming to do the job but only a few are actually approved for it. SUPRA HDMI is a safe choice.

High resolution picture

We often meet scepticism when we talk about HDMI cables. ”Does it really matter?” ”I mean, it’s only a data stream? Yes, it is a stream of digital bits. Yes, it does matter. Unfortunately there is an intermediate state before the signal is so corrupt it cannot be read and blanks out/freezes. Many claim that if the screen shows, the signal is good enough. There is, however, circuitry in the receiver which tries to repair broken data stream by buffering and error correction, but this is based on best possible estimates. You might experience sync problems (delays, freezing video moments), distorted colorations, insufficient blackness, noise and other unexplainable artefacts during which the hardware is working overtime trying to repair the fragile bitstream. Do your precious hardware the best possible favour you can by connecting it using Supra HDMI cables and both you and your equipment will be able to fully enjoy/display the show.