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Oehlbach brings out first ever flexible HDMI angle adaptor
Today, with all our gigabits, super high definitions and great optical discs one of the handiest and useful innovations could well be the flexible HDMI adaptor by Oehlbach.
The German audio-video cable giant has been around for thirty years now. No wonder it’s the first to release the male HDMI angle adaptor that can be plugged in to your HDMI socket, straight or angled up to 180 degrees. That’s to allow easy access to the sockets round the back of your flat screen that looks so neat up on the wall…but can be a nightmare to fiddle round the back of!
The famous adaptor should cost around 15 euros extra and about forty in the UK because of the patent.
September 11, 2006 20:33
