Apple’s Lightning-to-HDMI can’t actually output at 1080p

Ars Technica
By Andrew CunninghamMar 4, 2013, 2:35 pm449 pts
Have you noticed compression artifacts when using Apple's Lightning-to-HDMI adapter? You're not alone. The Panic Blog Apple's Lightning-to-HDMI adapter and the product pages for several of its iOS devices claim that they're able to output 1080p images to televisions. But that may not be strictly true,…

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