With the advent of high-definition in movies and games, the new HDMI standard was introduced, which optimally transmits signals to HD televisions or monitors, ensuring excellent picture quality. It is ideal for anyone who wants to experience full quality on their screen at speeds of up to 5 GB/s.

However, HDMI is not only used for transmitting optical signals; it also digitally transmits audio signals through the HDMI interface. HDMI is also compatible with the DVI interface via an optional adapter, allowing for direct transmission of content from DVD players to TFT screens (video signals only).

Custom accessories in various shapes and sizes can provide a solution, and the angled HDMI adapter is a good start. It helps resolve issues with wall-mounted TVs where the connection is located at the back rather than the side. Additionally, devices like HDMI splitters, DVD, or HDD recorders that are placed on shelves or other furniture can be pushed closer to the back wall, preventing them from protruding at the front.