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Black 3 ft 1.4 1080p Audio Return DVD XBOX HDTV High Speed HDMI Cable

Black 3 ft 1.4 1080p Audio Return DVD XBOX HDTV High Speed HDMI Cable Logico

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Product Descriptions:
  • High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) has become the standard for high-definition digital devices
  • It combines both audio and video into one convenient cable, so you can easily connect your HDTV to your A/V receiver, Blu-ray Disc player, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, satellite dish, and other high-definition devices
  • Lets you take advantage of up to 1080p resolution and increased color depth on your HDTV
  • Supports 3D television functionality
  • Eliminates the need for separate Ethernet cables and an Audio Return cable
  • Audio Return is supported – within the same cable

 Specifications:
  • High Speed HDMI Cable Version 1.4a
  • Resolutions: 480i to 4k
  • True HD Dolby 7.1 and DTS-HD Master Audio
  • Transfer Rates: 340Mhz or 10.2gbps
  • Ethernet and Audio Return Channel
  • 3D Support
  • Category 2 Certified
  • Triple Shielding For EMI
  • 24K Gold Plated Connectors
  • Gauge: 28AWG
  • Length: 3FT
  • Color: Black
  • ROHS Compliant

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