Question 1

this is version 2.0 ?

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1.There are only two (2) different kinds of HDMI cables specified by the Industry: High Speed and Standard. 
If you own an HDMI cable, chances are, it is a High Speed, 18Gb/s cable. These cables have been in production since 2006 with the advent of Blu-ray, and if you have bought an HDMI cable within the last 10 years, it is likely High Speed. 
2.All High speed cables are created equal. A cheap 10 dollar cable will perform equally to a 90 dollar cable bought from Best Buy. As long as the cable is High Speed, it will have no problem supporting 4k@60hz with HDR. 
3.As the title of this post states, there is no such thing as an HDMI 1.4 or 2.0 cable. These are the only related to the physical HDMI ports that you plug the cables into. The max bandwidth supported by HDMI 1.4 is 4k@30hz, however, that has zero bearing on the cable you are using. I'll repeat; this is not a cable standard. 
The fact that HDMI 2.0 cables do not exist does not keep cable manufactures from trying to pull one over on you. If a cable states that it is an HDMI 2.0 cable, it is simply a marketing ploy. DO NOT FALL FOR IT. 
Honestly, this is probably why so many people are misinformed. They think they need a new cable for that brand new TV they just bought, and the first cable they click on says "High Speed HDMI 2.0 Cable". 
If you bought a cable within the last 10 years, it will still work perfectly with your 4k HDR TV. Don't buy into Cable Manufacture's Marketing Schemes or the misinformation being perpetuated on this site.

Question 2

Do these support 4K?

Accepted Answer

1.There are only two (2) different kinds of HDMI cables specified by the Industry: High Speed and Standard. 
If you own an HDMI cable, chances are, it is a High Speed, 18Gb/s cable. These cables have been in production since 2006 with the advent of Blu-ray, and if you have bought an HDMI cable within the last 10 years, it is likely High Speed. 
2.All High speed cables are created equal. A cheap 10 dollar cable will perform equally to a 90 dollar cable bought from Best Buy. As long as the cable is High Speed, it will have no problem supporting 4k@60hz with HDR. 
3.As the title of this post states, there is no such thing as an HDMI 1.4 or 2.0 cable. These are the only related to the physical HDMI ports that you plug the cables into. The max bandwidth supported by HDMI 1.4 is 4k@30hz, however, that has zero bearing on the cable you are using. I'll repeat; this is not a cable standard. 
The fact that HDMI 2.0 cables do not exist does not keep cable manufactures from trying to pull one over on you. If a cable states that it is an HDMI 2.0 cable, it is simply a marketing ploy. DO NOT FALL FOR IT. 
Honestly, this is probably why so many people are misinformed. They think they need a new cable for that brand new TV they just bought, and the first cable they click on says "High Speed HDMI 2.0 Cable". 
If you bought a cable within the last 10 years, it will still work perfectly with your 4k HDR TV. Don't buy into Cable Manufacture's Marketing Schemes or the misinformation being perpetuated on this site.

Question 3

can i use this to connect my tv to my sky digital box

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Yes this can be connected from sky digital  box to a TV

Question 4

Is this the cable I need to connect my laptop to a projector?

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If both your laptop and projector have an hdmi port, then this is the cable for you. Most laptops nowadays have an hdmi port (but I don't know if your projector has one). This is what a hdmi port looks like, make sure it's on both your laptop and projector: http://icdn6.digitaltrends.com/image/hdmi-port-625x300-c.jpgPS: check the cable length before buying to make sure it fits your needs!Hope this helps!

Number of Items	1
Item Weight	0.11 Pounds
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Shape	Round
Color	Black
Recommended Uses For Product	Connect Devices
Frequency	60 Hz
Data Transfer Rate	18 Gigabits Per Second
Number of Pins	18
Connectivity Technology	HDMI
Gauge	26.0
Additional Features	High Speed, Braided, Tangle Free, Heat Resistant
Connector Gender	Male-to-Male
Connector Type Used on Cable	HDMI
Cable Type	HDMI
Compatible Devices	Television
Outer Material	Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

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Amazon Basics4K HDMI Cable 0.9m - 18Gbps High Speed with Ethernet, 4K@60Hz, 2160p, Black

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