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| After getting my new high definition LCD television hooked up a few months ago I was thoroughly convinced that I needed an HDMI cable. HDMI stands for high definition multimedia interface and is being seen as the future of audiovisual cabling. An HDMI cable is versatile in the sense that it can carry significant amounts of digital data between two sources, including a high definition video signal and 8 channels of 24-bit audio. HDMI cables have an impressive transfer rate of 5Gbps that will deliver high quality video and sound without the potential of quality loss from the compression or conversion of video and audio data. After hearing how cool an HDMI cable sounds, I am sure you can understand why I was convinced that I needed one.
I noticed a recurring theme in HDMI cable prices as I browsed through the Circuit City and Best Buy website; they are freaking expensive! I finally came across a company called FireFold that had unbeatable prices on their HDMI cables and cables in general. Coincidently they were located 15 minutes away from my house right outside Charlotte in Concord NC. Everyone in the shop was extremely helpful and hooked me up with the HDMI cable I was looking for. The 6’ HDMI cable I purchased is now going for $5.71 and is outstanding compared to other HDMI cable prices on the market. Other FireFold HDMI cables vary in price depending on the length you are looking for. The FireFold HDMI cables are the real deal and are 100% certified with HDMI standards. Their HDMI cables have gold plated contacts, support the standard 5Gbps transfer rate, and come with a lifetime warranty. I suggest not wasting time with expensive HDMI cables and get a certified HDMI cable from FireFold. I gave FireFold in general a Bulls Eye due to their outstanding customer service, great prices, and quality products. |






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nice.. I knew there had to be a OEM version of HDMI cabling somewhere!!! I can't afford no $55 for a 6' cable at Bestbuy, Im definitely interested in this alternative.
Eric | April 25, 2007 9:35 PM
April 25, 2007 21:35