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HDMI 1.4 unveiled, lets A/V devices send network data

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Home A/V | by Samuel Axon | Thu May 28, 2009 3:52PM | 0 comments

The latest iteration of the HDMI audio/video cable standard, version 1.4, has been detailed. Several minor improvements are being made, but the most notable is the ability to transmit network data over an Ethernet channel as if the HDMI cable was actually an Ethernet cable.

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external link Features of HDMI spec version 1.4 announced… [slipperybrick.com]
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