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Why We Recommend TecNec AV equipment

Tec Nec products are designed to not only produce high-quality audio and visual, but to also withstand harsh wear and tear, which is not uncommon when working in the AV industry. You’ll want to have their heavy-duty cables and cords which are made of materials that are resistant to nicks and abrasions. Their quality is reliable enough that they won’t bend or crimp, keeping their natural shape and prolonging their life.

This is one of the reasons why TecNec is a brand widely used in the broadcasting industry. After all, whether you are reporting the news from inside the studio or outside in the field, you want to make sure your AV equipment is durable and flexible enough so viewers or listeners don’t miss one bit of the latest stories.

Get the Right TecNec AV Products

Not everyone can be a pro when it comes to audio-visual equipment. But that doesn’t mean you can’t set up the best AV room in your house or office or create an impressive stage arrangement. Just make sure you get the right Tec Nec gear and carefully study the basics of audio and visual setups.

Basic Types of TecNec Video Connectors

Today, visual displays go beyond showing a DVD on a big TV. We now use projectors and giant LED screens which project images directly from a computer. There are more devices involved in the setup, and therefore, you’ll need to make sure you have the correct TecNec cable connector.

• VGA (Video Graphics Array) – The most common type you’ve probably seen is the 15-pin VGA connector. This is usually used on laptops, desktops, projectors, and some televisions. It isn’t the best choice when you want to show super clear images since it has an analog signal.

• HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) – This can carry audio and provides high-definition displays since it is capable of sending uncompressed digital data. It is found in computers, consoles, Blu-Ray players, and on some modern TVs. You can’t convert HDMI to VGA, and vice versa, so make sure you have adapters on hand.

• DVI (Digital Visual Interface) – It is sometimes also referred to as Digital Video Interface. Basically, it has the same video signal as HDMI, but its maximum resolution depends on the type of equipment and cables used. It also usually doesn’t provide audio, so it’s better to use HDMI when connecting to a TV.    

Generally, HDMI is the most convenient to use since it is found in most devices used for AV presentations. However, since it isn’t 100% guaranteed that the available equipment has HDMI, it’s best to carry a variety of Tec Nec adapters.