Eric Bodley

Kordz Kevlar Reinforced HDMI Cable to Debut at CEDIA Expo 2018

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Aug 25, 2018 0 comment

Read the full article on CEPro.com The new Kordz PRS3 AOC HDMI cable supports UltraHD 4K, HDR and high-frame rates to work with the latest video technologies. The Kordz PRS3 […]

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New Celerity UFO (Universal Fiber Optic) Cables Replace DFO Series Cables

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Aug 17, 2018 0 comment

Celerity Detachable Fiber Optic (DFO) Cables to be discontinued September 15, 2018 replaced by Celerity Universal Fiber Optic (UFO) Series Cables We want to provide you with advance notice of […]

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CEDIA Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Eric Bodley’s 3 Wishes for CEDIA

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Sep 23, 2017 0 comment

Bodley challenges entire channel to continue education, create better workforce development, and fight legislative battles hurting the industry. By Jason Knott · September 8, 2017 To read the full article […]

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CE Pro 100 Names Top Fiber Optic Cable Brands

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Jun 26, 2017 0 comment

Cleerline leads the fiber optic cable category, followed by Celerity, Corning, Tributaries and Metra Home Theater. Robert Archer · June 13, 2017 CE Pro’s annual Brand Analysis study surveys the top […]

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The Ugly Truth About Ultra HD and What Dealers Need to Do About It

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Oct 27, 2016 0 comment

Ultra HD’s rapid evolution is exceeding the capabilities of HDMI, and integrators need to look into future-ready solutions such as fiber products and networking technologies to resolve bandwidth issues and […]

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Are You Installing 4K or Faux K? – The Importance of Third-Party Testing

By Eric Bodley in Latest News & Insights Oct 23, 2015 1 comment

Over the past few weeks you’ve probably seen articles in the industry press that HDMI Licensing, (HDMI®), and Underwriters Laboratories (UL®) have announced HDMI 4K certification testing for cables. I’ve […]

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