Redondo Beach, CA –  May 7^th, 2010 –  Blue Echo Solutions, the manufacturer of Blue Echo HDMI Cables and the award-winning hd EZ lock, announced today Ranger Audio Video, a Custom Installation company serving the San Francisco Bay Area, has become an authorized dealer for hd EZ lock. Read the full story

Well, that’s actually a trick question.  The truth is, there is no such thing as a 120Hz or 240Hz HDMI Cable?  We recently wrote an article explaining the HDMI ratings, as specified by HDMI Licensing, LLC.  No where does HDMI Licensing, LLC specify an HDMI cable rating of 120Hz or 240Hz Read the full story

In a recent article, we talked about some of the issues surrounding HDMI, and one of those was the constant changes in terminology and revisions, along with the confusing, and sometimes (often) misleading or deceptive marketing of HDMI products. Read the full story

I don’t think too many people will disagree with me when I say HDMI has been a mixed bag of feelings, both amongst those in the Consumer Electronics and Professional AV industries and end users alike.  The concept is great – a single cable capable of passing extremely high bandwidths taking care of high-definition video and multi-channel audio signals.  The execution is not Read the full story

Redondo Beach, CA – March 9nd, 2010 – Blue Echo Solutions, the manufacturer of award-winning HDMI products, announced today that it has entered a partnership with Cine-tal Systems to include hd EZ lock Universal HDMI Locking Adapters with every Cine-tal Davio visual display processor. Read the full story

Redondo Beach, CA – March 2nd, 2010 – Blue Echo Solutions, the manufacturer of the award-winning HDMI products, announced today that it has entered a partnership with CSV Audiovisual Read the full story

The Patent Pending hd EZ lock is the only Universal Locking HDMI Cable Adapter available.  hd EZ lock works with most HDMI Cables and HDMI Components to address two big issues with the HDMI physical connection Read the full story

If you’re not already familiar with HDMI, it’s no doubt you will learn about it in the near future. HDMI is fast becoming the industry standard AV Connection. According the HDMI Organization, HDMI is the first and only industry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface. With a single HDMI Connection, you can send a full 1080p signal along with multi-channel digital audio to your receiver or TV. Read the full story