HDMI® Cable with RedMere® Technology

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Ultra Slim HDMI 1.4 Cables with Ethernet - RedMere® Technology

This High Speed HDMI Cable with RedMere® technology delivers excellent signal integrity over long distances using the slimmest cables available.

The slim cable design makes it easier to route and easier to hide than traditional thicker, bulkier HDMI cables and still fully supports 4K (3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz), and HD 1080p applications.

RedMere smart cables are ultra-light, portable and are the ultimate accessory for smartphones, compact digital cameras, digital SLR cameras, or any portable device that can film or capture images in full HD requires a RedMere enabled cable.

RedMere® technology is directional - one end must be connected to the source device and the other end connected to display device (the connector end with the RedMere® logo should be connected to the display). Connecting the cable backwards will not damage anything but it won't work.

What is RedMere technology?

In simple terms, it's an accelerator. Each of these super thin Techcraft cables have a RedMere chip to ensure that you receive the absolute best picture quality in a reduced weight and thin portable cable. Fully compliant with HDMI 1.4 standards.

Supports: 4K (3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz), HD 1080p

Includes Ethernet and Audio Return Channel
Supports high-bandwidth (10.2Gbps min), uncompressed digital video, multi-channel digital audio and control functions
Compatible with HDTV and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)
Sturdy construction - fully molded connectors w/ silver metal band for durability and long life
Triple shielded for EMI/RFI protection
Gold plated connector contacts
36 AWG

Supports:

1080P, 4K (3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz)
Adobe RGB Colour
x.v.Color™
3D
sYCC601 Colour
Adobe YCC601
Dolby Digital
DTS
Dolby True HD
DTS-HD Master Audio
Lip Sync
cUL Listed

The cables contain Redmere's

RM1689 Integrated Chipset

Note that HDMI Cables with RedMere are directional. One end must be connected to the source device (e.g., blu-ray player) and the other end to the sink/display (e.g., HDTV). Hooking them up backwards will not damage anything, they just won't transmit a signal. Also note that these cables are fully compatible with switches, splitters, matrix devices, etc. They can be used in any application in which a normal HDMI cable can be used and many applications where HDMI extenders would otherwise be required!