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HDMI 2.2, announced at CES 2025, doubles the bandwidth of HDMI 2.1 to 96Gbps, enabling support for ultra-high resolutions up to 16K at 60fps and 12K at 120fps, along with improved audio-video synchronization, although practical benefits are limited by the current scarcity of high-resolution content and compatible devices.
The HDMI Forum has released version 2.2 of the HDMI specification, supporting up to 16K at 60Hz and bandwidth up to 96Gbps, along with a new Ultra96 cable designation for high-bandwidth support, aiming to future-proof high-resolution displays and media.
HDMI 2.2 has been finalized, doubling bandwidth to 96 Gbps, enabling higher resolutions like 16K and 8K at high refresh rates, with support for new features like Latency Indication Protocol. It is backward compatible and requires new Ultra96 certified cables for full feature utilization, with devices expected in late 2025.
The HDMI forum has finalized the full specifications for HDMI 2.2, supporting higher resolutions up to 12K at 120 fps and 16K at 60 fps, with cables branded Ultra96 supporting up to 96Gbps bandwidth, ensuring better compatibility with modern high-resolution displays and improved audio-video synchronization.
The HDMI Forum has announced HDMI 2.2, supporting up to 96Gbps bandwidth, enabling resolutions up to 16K at 60Hz and other high refresh rates, with new Ultra96 cables expected later this year to help future-proof high-resolution content and improve consumer understanding of cable capabilities.
The HDMI Forum is set to announce HDMI 2.2, a new specification that will support higher resolutions and refresh rates, potentially requiring a new cable. The announcement will be made on January 6th, and while the new spec may not necessitate a change in the HDMI port itself, new cables might be needed to fully utilize the enhanced capabilities.