From Intos Electronic comes new products for the living room home cinema under the Inline brand. One of which increases wired connectivity. The HDMI hub “Switch 5x 4k2k” with its five inputs ensures that various players can send their signals to the TV simply by plugging them in. The dock transports up to 18 gigabytes per second and is therefore suitable for UHD. You can easily switch between the sources using the remote control. 50.90 euros costs the collection point.
The “Heavy Duty” TV bracket is responsible for real cinema heavyweights. It lifts screens up to 80 inches (203 centimeters) and a maximum weight of 75 kilograms. In order to be able to align the giant TVs with their audience, they remain tiltable and swivelling. For this Intos Electronic requires 59.90 euros.
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29.6.2022 from Volker Strassburg
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