While HDMI may be the greatest home theatre connection known to Man, there can be instances when it comes unplugged accidentally. The universal hd EZ lock was designed to prevent such travesties.
Designed to work with most HDMI components and most HDMI cords, the premise is pretty simple. The lock uses either a screw or adhesive to stick itself around the HDMI port, forming a sort of outer port that can clamp to your HDMI cord. At $US20 a pair, the EZ locks cost as much as some HDMI cords. But then again, if you’re spending thousands or tens of thousands on your home theatre setup, maybe they’re not a horrible investment. [Blue Echo via Engadget HD]
Joe Breen
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 at 7:15 PMCSV audiovisual is the Australian distributor of the HDMI HD EZ-LOCK.
Hi; I am Joe Breen the manager of CSV audiovisual, here in Sydney.
As we are the Australian distributor’s of this product. I would prefer not to submit a review as I’m sure most people would think it’s a little on the biased side.
But tell me this; do you think a HDMI connection is a really secure connection? Could it have been better designed, concidering that it is the highest grade AV cable to date, carrying a huge amout of video & audio information.
If you think that maybe the Boffin’s could have done a little better to make the connection of the cable more solid. Then you are not alone.
Just as well the HD EZ-LOCK is now available in Australia, someone’s thinking!