The HDMI Forum, which develops specifications on the cable tech, has provided manufacturers with details on how to make HDMI 2.2-compatible products. HDMI 2.2 can support 96Gbps data-transfer speeds, up from 48Gbps on HDMI 2.1. This will mean faster connections and more efficiency for your 4K or 8K screen. It’s being branded as Ultra96, and the HDMI Forum is telling manufacturers to display that name on marketing materials and the cable itself to make it clear to customers. HDMI 2.2 will also support up to 16K resolution for the first time. That’s 60 frames per second, but 12K content will be capable of 120 frames per second. Finally, the tech also introduces a new feature called Latency Indication Protocol (LIP), which works to better synchronize audio and video between two devices. The HDMI Forum says the tech is designed for "multiple-hop system configurations such as those with an audio video receiver or soundbar." We don't yet know when we'll begin to see HDMI 2.2 cables on sa...