HDMI has announced the latest version of the HDMI specification. The new HDMI 1.4 specification offers several advancements: Adding high-speed networking to an HDMI link, making it possible for consumers to use their IP-enabled peripherals without a separate Ethernet cable. Allowing an HDMI-connected TV with a built-in tuner to send audio data “upstream” to a …
Monthly Archive: June 2009
Jun 22 2009
Integrating WHDI and Wi-Fi
EE Times recently ran a piece highlighting how semiconductor company Amimon is striving to make wirelessly running HD video around the house a possibility. With several companies competing for interoperability in the wireless video space, Chairman and CEO of Amimon, Yoav Nissan-Cohen has a unique solution: “to combine wireless HD video and data.” He is …
Jun 11 2009
1394 Certification: Firewire in MacBook Pro
FireWire has made its return on new Macs. Although the FireWire port was not included on the last generation 13-inch MacBook, it has returned to a new 13-inch model. Apple has announced its updated MacBook Pro line which includes for the first time a 13-inch model in addition to the standard 15-inch and 17 inch …
Jun 05 2009
USB Testing: How Compliance Checklists Fit In
The compliance testing process for most devices is rigorous and detailed. Standards organizations and technology designers, with the help of independent test labs, work together to put together tests that can accurately confirm that the device meets the necessary guidelines that will ensure the product can perform soundly out in the ‘real world.’ But not …
Jun 01 2009
Ripen into Apple-Mac Compatibility
With increased demand for Apple/Mac compatible devices, compatibility testing for products connected to Mac systems has never been more important. To help developers verify interoperability of devices early in the product development cycle, Allion has a full line of Mac computers and Mac OS versions available for third-party software and hardware application testing. After successfully …
