Adapters

  1. How Hotels Can Provide a Better Guest Experience Through Technology

    Today’s travelers demand more than comfort and convenience from the hotels they patronize—they expect a seamless digital experience. Whether it’s mobile check-ins, in-room streaming or attending virtual meetings, guests now see smart, connected environments as the standard. 

    Behind these expectations lies a largely invisible but essential infrastructure of IT and audiovisual systems. None of these experiences are possible without fast, secure and reliable internet connectivity. As these systems grow more sophisticated, hotels must invest in the technology that enables everything to work seamlessly behind the scenes. Let’s examine some of the solutions that are creating the modern hotel’s competitive edge. 

    The Infrastructure Behind the Experience 

    None of this guest-facing technology would function without a solid foundation of networking products behind the scenes. Cabling is the nervous system of a hotel’s digital ecosystem, and not all cables are created equal. 

    To maintain high-speed

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  2. HDMI Adapters

     

    HDMI: The New Standard

     

    HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cables are the new standard for audio/video cables on modern televisions, computers, video game consoles, and more. The majority of new electronics today are built with at least one HDMI port. HDMI is excellent at what does, being able to transmit digital audio and video through a single line.

    While HDMI is fantastic, many older devices that predate HDMI are still around and in use. Some newer devices are also built with only alternatives to HDMI, although this is much less common. When either of these scenarios come up, the easiest solution is to use an HDMI adapter. There are different types of adapters (as well as converters) that you may need depending on what you want to convert to HDMI.

     

    HDMI to RCA

     

    Converting HDMI to RCA is one of the more common problems that you can run into, with RCA being the old standard for televisions. Devices such as VCRs, older DVD players, and older video game consoles will only have

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