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Accell has announced the debut of their UltraAV 4x4 High Speed HDMI 1.3 Matrix Switch. This switch allows any of up to four HDMI audio/video sources such as a DVD/Blu-ray Disc player, set-top box, PS3 and receiver to independently send an audio/video signal to any four devices such as TV’s and Projectors. The UltraAV 4x4 High Speed HDMI 1.3 Matrix Switch is perfect for the A/V enthusiast who wants to send A/V signals to up to four rooms in a house. It’s also ideal for a sports bar enabling the transmission of different sporting events on up to four TV’s. The matrix’s MSRP is $799.99 and its features include: Allows four HDMI sources to be switched to four HDMI displays independently High Speed HDMI 1.3 up to 6.75 Gbps Supports up to 1080p/120Hz and 36-bit Deep Color Control via RS-232, IR remote or manual push-buttons Includes discrete remote control and IR extender Built-in signal repeater supports long cable runs “With audio and video technologies being used in conference rooms, bars, restaurants, retail environments and in our homes, there is a need for a 4x4 HDMI matrix switch”, said Accell’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Tenny Sin. “Additionally, flat screens are coming down in price, making it more affordable to have multiple screens in the home. A home with HD TV’s in multiple rooms can use the Accell matrix switch to send A/V signals to all TV’s from one central source”. About Accell Accell Corporation is focused on the design, manufacture and delivery of affordable, high quality connectivity products including audio/video interconnects and distribution systems, computer and networking cables. Accell produces high quality and innovative connectivity products by combining the low cost benefits of a global manufacturer and the design capabilities of a Silicon Valley based engineering and marketing team. Accell is a member of CEDIA and CEA. For more information, please visit their Web site at www.accellcables.com.
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