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Mark your calendars to join us from October 27 – October 30 in Los Angeles, California for the CTA-861 PlugFest hosted by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®️.
PlugFest is an exclusive opportunity for consumer technology developers worldwide to gather and privately test the compatibility of their products with products from other manufacturers before they hit the market.
For more details, contact PlugFest@CTA.tech.
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Focusing on connectivity and interoperability, CTA-861 PlugFest brings manufacturers together to test interfaces (such as HDMI®️, HDCP and CEC) in a semi-private, round robin fashion.
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