Blue Echo’s hd EZ lock turns any HDMI cable into a locking one

At current time, there are only a couple of locking HDMI cable options out there for those who fear that their components could let loose of the signal line at any moment. In just a fortnight, however, all that will change. The little known Blue Echo Solutions has announced that its hd EZ lock – which coins itself as a universal adapter that converts any vanilla HDMI cable into a locking one — will be available in early January.

Engadget article about hd EZ lock

hd EZ lock Universal HDMI Locking Cable Adapter

The device has snagged a coveted CES 2009 Innovations Honoree Award, and it holds things in place by attaching to your component’s chassis using either the existing fixing screw on the device itself or via the supplied VHB adhesive. They’ll be a bit expensive at $19.98 per pair, but can you really put a price on peace of mind?

By Darren Murph posted Dec 29th 2008 3:59PM

(click here to read article on Engadget’s website)

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