PureLink Debuts More HDMI 2.0 Products
PureLink has introduced a new series of HDMI 2.0 Transmitter and Receiver products for 4K60 (4:4:4 at 8-bit color) signal management.
The HCE III Tx/Rx and HTE III Tx/Rx extender pairs are HDMI 2.0 compliant HDBaseT extension systems with what PureLink says is “a light compression technology” over a single CATx cable. Like all 4K HDBaseT products, the Transmitter can send 4K video up to 70 meters and 1080p up to 100 meters. It’s capable of transmitting signals up to 18 Gbps and supports the BT.2020 color space. Both use PoE (power over Ethernet) and can be controlled via IP, RS 232 and IR. For consumer applications, the’ve added CEC support.
Here are all the specs.
More Stories Like This
Picking the Proper Projector Part 2: Beyond Brightness
It’s funny how great minds think alike. No sooner had I posted my first blog on picking the proper projector than I received a comment from Aaron Peterson at Mechdyne pointing out that I missed a crucial part of the puzzle, and that is the misleading marketing around projector resolutions. Warning: If you thought the […]
Kayye’s Krystal Ball: 2024 Edition
Welcome to my 24th annual Kayye’s Krystal Ball! It’s been an honor to have written this for 24 straight years and even more of an honor for it to have so many thousands of readers annually — it’s almost always our most-read article of the year on rAVe [PUBS]. So, if you’re reading this right […]
rAVe [TV] LIVE Episode 148.3 — ISE 2024 Day 3
On today’s episode of rAVe [TV], Emily Dean and I talk about a few of our favorite products on the show floor, but also welcome a few special guests: Robert Cheek from Uvify, Manuel de la Serna from Teradek, Mike Blackman of ISE and Omer Brookstein of Xyte. I also give you a tour of […]