Wireworld Debuts Half-Meter HDMI Cable Lengths

Wireworld Island HDMI cable. Click any photo for 300 dpi JPEG image file.

DENVER (9/5/07) -- Wireworld, which introduced the world's first flat HDMI cables in 2005, has announced that it is now offering HDMI cables in half-meter lengths.

Wireworld's flat HDMI cables are highly flexible and easy to manipulate in tight spaces. By comparison, conventional stiff HDMI cables can apply excessive twisting torque to the connectors and jacks, and the slightest disturbance can cause the connector to pop out. Wireworld's new shorter lengths will make it easier for custom installers to quickly create reliable, professional looking. and cost-effective installations without the need to coil large loops of excess cable.

"There isn't an installer in the world who won't benefit from our short HDMI cables on nearly every job they do," said Wireworld president and founder David Salz. "This is especially true in tight component racks, where excess cabling has to be coiled and secured to prevent premature failure and a sloppy appearance."

New shorter lengths are available in the company's best-selling Island 5² and upgrade Chroma 5² cable lines at suggested retail prices of $29.95 and $49.95 each, respectively.

Wireworld, which was founded by Salz in 1992, is the premier provider of leading edge digital and analog cable technology for home audio and video. The company has an unmatched reputation for producing superior cables based on the use of objective perceptual testing, innovative patented designs, premium materials, and exceptional manufacturing quality.

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