QUOTE(jchong @ Dec 4 2009, 09:25 AM)
Again you are confusing the issues. Understandably as a Monster reseller you want to push your Monster cables, but please get your facts straight and know the difference between the theoretical and practical.
So what if your Monster Ultra 800 HDMI cable is called "Advanced High Speed" and can achieve greater than 6.68 Gbps and exceeds 1080p resolution requirements? Please explain the
practical benefits of this.
looks like according to monster the standard speed only can support DVD and HD broadcast
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Maximum performance from upconverting DVD players and standard high definition digital TVs and sources.
High speed for 1080p and HD sound
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Increased bandwidth for 1080p video performance and high-resolution multi-channel audio
Advance high speed can get ultra high definition 1080p, i dont know there is actually a ultra-high version of 1080p. and theater quality sound? is it better that the HD audio provided by high speed cable???
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Greater cable bandwidth for ultra-high definition 1080p video, extended color, and theater-quality sound from high definition home theaters
Ultra high speed is where the claim get even more insane, are they saying 120HZ tv dont work with their other cable, the HD loseless audio only work on this "ultra high speed" cable
why is it my low end cable able to support all these feature ?
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Increased cable capacity for support of advanced source and display technologies, such as 120 Hz frame/refresh rates, x.v.Color™, and lossless compressed Dolby® TrueHD and DTS-HD™ surround.
This post has been edited by robertngo: Dec 4 2009, 09:58 AM