Monster Cable HDMI400 DVI-2M 400 High Definition Digital Video Cable - 1 x...
List Price: $119.95 $80.24
At Buy.com USA and Buy.com CA on 11-25-2008.
DETAILS: HDMI and DVI's superior digital high-definition video signals give viewers the best picture of any available format. And since HDMI is backwards-compatible with DVI, you can connect HDMI-capable components and displays to equipment with DVI connections, without having to worry about compatibility. Monster can help you connect all of your HDMI and DVI devices like DVD players, HDTVs, set-top boxes and AV receivers with one cable that helps utilize and optimize both formats: Monster's HDMI 400.With its advanced design and high-quality construction, Monster's HDMI 400 is designed to transfer digital video signals with optimal power, accuracy and clarity. 24k gold contacts help resist corrosion and provide optimum signal transfer. Large gauge copper conductors provide maximum signal transfer. And Monster's gas-injected cellular dielectric maximizes signal strength and velocity for the best possible high-definition picture.Whether your most recent component or display purchase is HDMI or DVI-compatible, you've invested in high- definition video technology so you could get superior picture. Now you can take advantage of the compatibility and increased performance of both of these extraordinary formats by making the connection with a cable that brings out their best: Monster's HDMI 400. Product Description Monster Cable Monster 400 for HDMI HDMI400/DVI-2M - video cable - 6.6 ft Cable: Video cable Technology: Triple shielded Length: 6.6 ft Left Connector(s): 19 pin HDMI Type A - male Right Connector(s): 18 pin digital DVI (Single-Link) - male Technology Features: Gas injected dielectric Additional Features: Gold-plated connectors Manufacturer Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty ALTERNATE ITEM #: 123153 UPC: 0050644369414
Monster Cable HDMI400 DVI-2M 400 High Definition Digital Video Cable - 1 x...
Available from Buy.com USA and Buy.com CA Price: $80.24
Updated on 11-25-2008.
