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Premium High Resolution 10FT / 3m 24K GOLD HDMI TO DVI M/M CABLE FOR HDTV PLASMA DVD
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A must have to connect macbook pro to HDTV
(5 out of 5) by Harpreet Bains on Nov 24, 2008 (California)I ordered this cable to connect my MacBook pro to my 50-inch HD TV. It works like a charm, Just connect the cable to the Macbook and TV and change your TV input respectively and you can watch your Macbook on the TV. No need to make any changes to the Macbook.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
Great value
(5 out of 5) by Christopher B. Greiter on Jul 13, 2007 (Edina, MN USA)I bought the monster cable version of this cable for $160 at my local electronics store. Then i got online and found this cable, when i got it in the mail it worked just as well as its more expensive counterpart. I'm returning the monster cable today. Don't waste money on expensive cables, with a digital signal it doesn't matter
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Perfect for Connecting MacBook Pro to Your HDTV
(5 out of 5) by Charles on Mar 22, 2009 (Princeton, NJ United States)I wanted to output my video (TV shows, streaming web video, etc.) to my HDTV. This cable outputs the video from the DVI port on my MacBook Pro to the TV HDMI input.
Works perfectly and reproduces color better than the computer monitor.
Note: DVI does not carry a sound signal (HDMI carries both sound and video) so you'll need a headphone out to RCA output to have both video and sound output to the TV from the computer. [ie. Headphone jack to Red/White RCA output.]
Works perfectly and reproduces color better than the computer monitor.
Note: DVI does not carry a sound signal (HDMI carries both sound and video) so you'll need a headphone out to RCA output to have both video and sound output to the TV from the computer. [ie. Headphone jack to Red/White RCA output.]
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Works Great with Moxi DVR and Sony TV
(5 out of 5) by CheckJV on Feb 12, 2008Good quality DVI-HDMI cable that would cost 20+ bucks more in the store. Used to to connect my [Charter] Motorola Moxi DVR to my Sony LCD TV. No difference in picture quality but I went from 5 cables (component) to 3 cables (HDMI and LR audio) which was my intent. Also at 3 meters in length it will be long enough to fish through the wall at a later date.
Update: I found that there was a slight green shift in the color using this cable so I went back to component cables. I was unable to determine if it was an issue with this product or an issue with the output from the DVI port on my DVR box (most likely). So I can't fault this product and have no other means to test it.
Update: I found that there was a slight green shift in the color using this cable so I went back to component cables. I was unable to determine if it was an issue with this product or an issue with the output from the DVI port on my DVR box (most likely). So I can't fault this product and have no other means to test it.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Great Product for a Great Price
(5 out of 5) by Adam L. Robertson on Mar 31, 2009PROS:
- Price is as low as you can go!
- Crystal clear HD output from Computer to 40" 1080P HDTV
I mainly got this to play my computer games on a bigger screen, and the resolution turns out better than PS3 and xbox360, as expected.
I also use it to play movies and videos from youtube and Netflix, in which the HD content for both is seen the way it's supposed to be.
- Price is as low as you can go!
- Crystal clear HD output from Computer to 40" 1080P HDTV
I mainly got this to play my computer games on a bigger screen, and the resolution turns out better than PS3 and xbox360, as expected.
I also use it to play movies and videos from youtube and Netflix, in which the HD content for both is seen the way it's supposed to be.