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Tiny PC, Big Entertainment: Ditch Your Streaming Box for a Mini PC
technology20 days ago

Tiny PC, Big Entertainment: Ditch Your Streaming Box for a Mini PC

The piece argues that a mini PC or small-form-factor PC can replace traditional streaming devices as a central TV-entertainment hub. It covers Windows minis, Apple Mac Minis, Android-powered options, and compact HTPC builds, noting HDMI output and flexible input methods. Depending on use, you can pair it with remotes or keyboards/mice, and even build your own for cost or power needs. For casual streaming, a modest setup suffices, while gaming or heavier tasks require a GPU-equipped option.

via bgr.com|
#hdmi#home-theater#htpc
Top Deals and Tips for Choosing the Best Roku Streaming Stick
technology4 months ago

Top Deals and Tips for Choosing the Best Roku Streaming Stick

The article provides nine essential tips for buying a Roku Streaming Stick, including compatibility requirements, the need for an HDMI port and power source, understanding that it offers streaming only with limited storage, and the importance of internet speed. It also highlights that not all Roku models are sticks, third-party app support is limited, and privacy concerns are present due to data tracking. Choosing the right model based on your TV's capabilities and internet connection is crucial for an optimal streaming experience.

via bgr.com|
#4k#hdmi#privacy
InnoView 15.6
technology7 months ago

InnoView 15.6

The Kyy Portable Monitor, a 15.6-inch high-definition secondary display with versatile connectivity options and built-in speakers, is available for a record-low price of $70 on Amazon, making it an affordable and portable solution for enhancing productivity or entertainment on the go.

via Yahoo! Tech|
#discount#hdmi#portable-monitor
"Roku's Plan to Display Ads When You Pause Any Device on Your TV"
technology1 year ago

"Roku's Plan to Display Ads When You Pause Any Device on Your TV"

Roku has filed a patent for a technology that would allow it to inject ads into third-party content, such as Xbox games or Netflix movies, using an HDMI connection. The patent describes methods for detecting when a user has paused content and displaying relevant ads during that time. While these plans have not been implemented yet, the patent suggests that Roku is exploring ways to monetize idle screen time and bypass ad-blocking when external devices are connected to Roku TVs.

via Kotaku|
#advertising#hdmi#patent
Roku's New Patent Aims to Display Ads When Your TV is Idle
technology1 year ago

Roku's New Patent Aims to Display Ads When Your TV is Idle

Roku has filed a patent for a system that would display ads on its smart TVs when connected third-party devices, such as game consoles or streaming sticks, go idle. The patent describes using audio and video feed monitoring to detect when a TV is idle and display ads during these periods. This move is part of Roku's efforts to expand its advertising revenue beyond its traditional Roku Channel and hardware sales, as it aims to capitalize on the age of streaming.

via IGN|
#advertising#hdmi#roku
"HDMI Forum Rejects AMD's Open Source HDMI 2.1 Driver Proposal"
technology2 years ago

"HDMI Forum Rejects AMD's Open Source HDMI 2.1 Driver Proposal"

The HDMI Forum has rejected AMD's proposal for an open source implementation of the HDMI 2.1 specification, preventing Linux users from achieving the highest resolutions and speeds over HDMI connections. This decision impacts tools like AMD's FreeSync and leaves DisplayPort as the best option for Linux users seeking optimal output, while AMD must now consider implementing newer HDMI support inside closed-source Linux drivers or directing demanding customers to alternative options.

via Ars Technica|
#amd#display#hdmi
technology2 years ago

"HDMI Forum Rejects AMD's Open Source HDMI 2.1 Driver Proposal"

The HDMI Forum has rejected AMD's proposal for open-source HDMI 2.1 driver support, leaving AMD's open-source Linux graphics driver unable to implement HDMI 2.1+ functionality due to legal requirements. This means that for the near-term, there is unlikely to be any HDMI 2.1+ feature support in open-source drivers, and open-source supporters are advised to pursue DisplayPort for the best experience.

via Phoronix|
#amd#display-drivers#hdmi
"Reviving Gen X Nostalgia: Atari 2600 Plus Review"
gaming2 years ago

"Reviving Gen X Nostalgia: Atari 2600 Plus Review"

The Atari 2600 Plus is a modern take on the classic '70s console, featuring a smaller size and HDMI connectivity for easy gameplay on modern TVs. It retains the iconic wood grain design and cartridge slot, allowing players to use original Atari 2600 cartridges and controllers. The console also supports Atari 7800 games and comes with a 10-in-one game cartridge. While the device is larger than other classic consoles, it offers a nostalgic gaming experience and makes it easier to enjoy retro games without the need for a CRT TV.

via CNET|
#atari-2600#cartridges#console
"Power up your desk with this versatile 13-in-1 HDMI and USB docking station at a discounted price"
technology2 years ago

"Power up your desk with this versatile 13-in-1 HDMI and USB docking station at a discounted price"

A 13-in-1 HDMI and USB docking station, featuring multiple ports including HDMI, USB 3.0, USB-C, SD, microSD, VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, and 3.5mm AUX, is currently on sale for $49.99 (originally $70). With the ability to connect up to three monitors and various peripherals, this docking station has received positive reviews on Amazon and can be conveniently placed behind a monitor or desk.

via Lifehacker|
#hdmi#peripherals#ports
"Unleashing the Power of DisplayPort: The Ultimate Video Interface Solution"
technology2 years ago

"Unleashing the Power of DisplayPort: The Ultimate Video Interface Solution"

DisplayPort is a powerful video interface that offers more flexibility and features compared to other interfaces like HDMI. It can be found in external monitors, laptop internal displays, USB-C port display support, docking stations, and Thunderbolt devices. DisplayPort uses packetized transfers, allowing for greater flexibility and the ability to embed multiple video streams within a single link. It is also more hackable and offers a better sideband channel for communication. DisplayPort's compatibility with eDP makes it ideal for internal connectivity in laptops and tablets. Unlike HDMI, DisplayPort is not burdened by restrictive licensing and certification requirements, making it more hacker-friendly. Additionally, DisplayPort can be easily converted to HDMI compatibility mode, providing a cost-effective solution for users.

via Hackaday|
#computer-monitors#displayport#embedded-displayport
"Xbox-certified 4K projector by ViewSonic arrives in the US for $1600."
technology2 years ago

"Xbox-certified 4K projector by ViewSonic arrives in the US for $1600."

Viewsonic's X2-4K LED projector, the world's first projector certified for Xbox, will be available in the US in July for $1,599.99. The projector has been certified to work with HDMI's Consumer Electronics Control standard to allow a connected console to control projector features like power and volume. It can produce up to a 100-inch display when placed just 1.5 meters away from your wall and offers a claimed 2,900 lumens of brightness. The X2-4K is equipped with two HDMI ports and a pair of 6W Harmon Kardon-branded speakers.

via The Verge|
#gaming#hdmi#projector
LG's C3 Series OLED TVs Hit the Market
technology2 years ago

LG's C3 Series OLED TVs Hit the Market

LG's C3 series OLED TVs, featuring a new sixth-gen processor, enhanced tone mapping, improved HDR, and multi-view, are now available for purchase. The 55-inch-and-up models get a Brightness Booster upgrade, and thanks to the HDMI 2.1a ports, you get Quick Media Switching, which makes switching inputs instantaneous. The LG C2 series is also on sale, offering almost the same features as the C3 at a lower price point. LG's C-series is IGN's pick for the best TV for gaming.

via IGN|
#gaming#hdmi#lg