From the ever-changing versions to price to connection, HDMI has its share of headaches.

The manufacturer is adding a new twist to their traditional A/V cable.

Belkin, Sony, Gefen, Monster Cable, and others are offering a slew of new wireless HD solutions.

Tired of living amidst tangled cables? Or not ready to trust the wireless tech? Two A/V veterans take up the argument.

Sale or snake oil? Denon’s cable prices are causing a stir—and not in a good way.

The $29.95 CableBox helps clear your cable clutter, accommodating power strips and surge protectors, with open slots at opposite sides for running the wire.

Ultralink’s six products lines now feature light zip-lock type bags, no cardboard backing and less petroleum-based resources for packaging and transport.

With so many choices and functions, let’s take a moment to review the many cables to be found in your A/V setup.

Although marketed as a performance enhancer, many view high-end cables as the snake oil of consumer electronics.

Harmony Interiors’ Scott Varn explains wire gauge and when, if at all, you should splurge on high-end cable.

The MC 500 HD allows entry-level users to have HDMI at an affordable price.

Whether you love it, hate it, or are confused by it, HDMI is part of your home theater.