Not if you shop around, I found some as cheap as about £7 for a 2 metre cable. Okay, not as cheap as a Tesco own brand SCART cable but still a lot cheaper than a £35 HDMI cable from Comet. I'd say the quality is probably just as good two, I mean, it's digital, it either should work or not, I wouldn't imagine the £35 HDMI cable offers any better picture or audio quality, I'd say that would be more down to the equipment used.
Still, wireless HDMI, that does sound cool and less messy than routing cables to your wall mounted LCD/Plasma TV.
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Post: HDMI cables expensive?
Rob Beard
HDMI cables expensive? →
Posted Thursday 3rd January 2008 14:22 GMT
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HDMI cables expensive?
Not if you shop around, I found some as cheap as about £7 for a 2 metre cable. Okay, not as cheap as a Tesco own brand SCART cable but still a lot cheaper than a £35 HDMI cable from Comet. I'd say the quality is probably just as good two, I mean, it's digital, it either should work or not, I wouldn't imagine the £35 HDMI cable offers any better picture or audio quality, I'd say that would be more down to the equipment used.
Still, wireless HDMI, that does sound cool and less messy than routing cables to your wall mounted LCD/Plasma TV.
Rob