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Cables To Go 40321 3M 9.8ft Velocity HDMI to DVI Digital Video Cable Blue

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Manufacturer: Cables To Go
Model: 40321
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Cables To Go
Label: Cables To Go
Special Features: nv:Cable Type^HDMI / DVI|Cable Length (Meters)^3 m|Cable Length (Feet)^10.0 ft|Cable Connector A^HDMI Male|Cable Connector B^DVI Male|Connector Material^Gold Plated|Shielded^Yes

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Features for Cables To Go 40321 3M 9.8ft Velocity HDMI to DVI Digital Video Cable Blue :

Connectors: HDMI male to DVI male
Pure digital video and graphics signals on one compact, high-performance connection!
Fully shielded to provide complete immunity to environmental EMI and RFI
24-karat gold-plated connectors ensure superior signal transfer and a lifetime of maximum performanc
An ideal choice for high performance computer graphics, HDTV and presentation applications

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Editorial Review
Cables to Go's HDMI to DVI digital HDTV Velocity Series interconnects will provide a pure digital high-definition video connection! Using HDMI and/or DVI-enabled components, you will see the purity of the original signal with absolutely no picture degradation! Fully tested and absolutely guaranteed. An ideal choice to interface computer graphics components with HDMI-equipped display devices! Don't compromise your high-definition video signal; use the right interconnects! Impact Acoustics Velocity HDMI-to-DVI cables are the right choice when value and performance are the order of the day!
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Customer Reviews

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2007-01-11
I used this on a Panasonic DVP 5960 dvd player and HDTV. Picture quality is good, cable quality is good.

Looks ok

2005-09-24
The cable seems to be well built and the length is great. The connectors appear to be high quality. Unfortunately, I use the cable to hook up the DVI output on my powerbook to the HDMI input of my Philips LCD TV and the picture is off-center and the edges are cut off. I don't know if this is the computer's fault or the TV's fault or the cable's fault (missing signaling lines or something?) so I'm hesitant to give it a 5 star rating. Sorry.

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