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PPC Announces First Locking HDMI Cable at CES
by Shane Sturgeon on January 5, 2009 Category: Technology

PPC ANNOUNCES FIRST LOCKING HDMI CABLE AT CES -- LOCKS IN FOR HIGHEST QUALITY HDTV

Patented "PPC Locking HDMI Cable" Holds 3X Stronger for Non-Interference HDTV -- Just Plug-In, No Adapter Needed


January 5, 2009, East Syracuse, NY - PPC www.connect2ppc.com, the proven leader in the design and manufacture of connectors for the telecommunications, satellite and wireless industries with the most patents in connector technology worldwide, announced today that it will be debuting the first HDMI locking cable available on the market, the "PPC Locking HDMI Cable," at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held this week in Las Vegas.


PPC Patented Technology for Pure HDTV

The PPC Locking HDMI Cable is an industry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface, providing a connection between any audio/video source (set-top box, DVD player, A/V receiver, DTV, etc.) over a single cable. The PPC Locking HDMI Cable features exclusive patented technology to hold it onto a port with a strength that is three times greater than found in conventional connectors. The PPC cable minimizes loosening and fall-out, thereby providing the most reliable, highest quality, pure HDTV video resolution and digital audio quality that customers expect.


No Adapter Needed - Easy to Install

With Category 2 cable status, PPC's Locking HDMI Cable delivers 1080p - the best HDTV experience with no adapter or additional hardware needed. Its professional grade status ensures customers are getting the highest picture quality available. Easy to install, The PPC HDMI Locking Cable's Perfect Flex ™ jacket and flexible cable provide push button operation and easy installation, with no tools required to install.

Priced starting at $48.99, the PPC HDMI Locking Cable features:

* Patented locking device reduces fallout, providing a more reliable signal.
* Push-button operation - easy-to-use release tab prevents port damage.
* Perfect Flex jacket and flexible cable - no tools required to install, engage or release for easy installation.
* 100 percent foil coverage and braided shielding to eliminate interference.
* Requires no adapter, no additional hardware, no adhesives or modifications.
* Elegant & intuitive design.
* HDMI compliant - backwards compatible with all HDMI spec ports.

"For 65 years, PPC has built its reputation on finding innovative solutions and providing real value to our customers," said Andy White, Vice President, Retail and Satellite, PPC. "With our exclusive HDMI Locking Cable, the first available on the market, we've come up with a product HDTV customers have been waiting for."

The PPC HDMI Locking Cable is available immediately online at: www.connect2ppc.com, priced at

$48.99 for the 3 foot cable, $59.99 for the 6 foot cable, and $72.99 for the 12 foot cable. For more information, see the PPC site at: www.connect2ppc.com phone: 315-431-7200 800-800-6652.


About PPC

With more patents in connector technology than any other company worldwide, PPC has pioneered many of the advancements available in the industry today and is a proven leader in the design and manufacture of connector technology for the telecommunications, satellite and wireless industries around the globe. PPC's innovations include the Universal Compression Connector, widely used by all major cable TV and satellite companies; the wireless compression connector for the wireless industry, and the only locking HDMI connector. Headquartered in E. Syracuse, NY, PPC also has locations in Denmark, St. Kitts, and China. For more information, visit www.ppc-online.com.

Posted by Shane Sturgeon, January 5, 2009 4:09 PM

Reader Commentary

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stevekaden • Jan 5, 5:29pm
Now that is slick. It does not need a matching 'special' socket. I seems any will do - their video shows it picking up a TV. Solving the problem for straight up, or where the cables may get excessive vibration or moveable systems that pull on the cable, this would be very nice. And seems resonable - compared to Monster anyway....

About Shane Sturgeon

Shane Sturgeon is the Co-Publisher and Chief Technologist of HDTV Magazine, an industry publication with HDTV roots going back to 1984, when Dale Cripps founded The HDTV Newsletter. Today, HDTV Magazine is a leading online resource for HDTV news and information and captures the eyes and imaginations of over 3 million visitors annually. Mr. Sturgeon has a background in information technology and has served in various consulting capacities for Fortune 500 companies such as J.P. Morgan Chase, Verizon Communications, Proctor & Gamble and Nationwide Insurance. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Wright State University.