Steve CDN
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I recently bought a HDMI cable, that claims to support 720P and 1080p. The features of these cables include gold plated connectors, nitrogen injected foam dielectric, 2 outer shield layers, and oxygen free copper. The impressive features made me feel guilty for having paid only $20!
However while walking through Sam's the other day, the HDMI cables sold there are featured as being HDMI 1.3 cables, suitable for 1080p.
Are there later "versions" of HDMI cables I should be using instead of outdated older versions? I was unaware cables were assigned "version" numbers.
Are all HDMI cables equal, should price be the only consideration when making a selection?
However while walking through Sam's the other day, the HDMI cables sold there are featured as being HDMI 1.3 cables, suitable for 1080p.
Are there later "versions" of HDMI cables I should be using instead of outdated older versions? I was unaware cables were assigned "version" numbers.
Are all HDMI cables equal, should price be the only consideration when making a selection?