OMG.. tesco selling RM15? I can balik kampung tanam sayur ... serious bo? if true then I better dun waste my time.

Wow... bro, you are like the HomeTheater dictionary... semua tau... thanks for sharing... i wanna go Tesco!

I want to but 4.5meter HDMI cable
anyone know how much will it cost me?

around 5m is fine..just convenient for my living room
anyone selling?

Tell that to the user of monoprice HDMI cable...they r selling the HDMI cable for as low as USD1.82 for 3ft and USD4.09 for 10ft cable....never heard any complaint of their cable quality....

i'd rather risk my RM10 than 3-4 digits of my hard earned RM...try the Tesco ones first...at least if it really doesn't meet your expectations, you didn't lose so much...and you can still go get your fancy raksaksa cables

A good test to see if ur cable will withstand the 1.3b bandwidth is by using a WDTV Live player, hooking ur HDMI cable direct to a display (hopefully one that supports 12bit), then on the WDTV Live setup select 1080p/23.976 (or 60Hz), YCbCr and 12 bit colour. If u get sparklies, or dropouts when using this method, then ur cable does not support 1.3b. If it works, then the cable is good enuf for current standards. This is a good test to check ur cables.

YCbCr 4:4:4 and 12 bit at full HD that is sent by the player more or less maximizes the bandwidth at the cable.

36 bit is slightly higher bandwidth. Also u need to ensure that the source sends out a full hd signal. One good example is for the WDTV Live setup pages.

Just bought one for myself today at Tesco, for RM10!

Using it with my WDTV now.

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that cable look nicer than monster?? 
i wonder how your monster look like?

then how can you say the tesco better looking than this??
no make sense..

You are promoting fake Monster cable by inserting this picture with that URL.

You can buy fake M1000HD/M2000HD for $10-$20 from that website.

So buying fake Monster cable is the same quality as RM10 tesco brand, but with good looks.

I think the best way is to avoid inserting pictures with URL on it.

No. The cables I'm selling I imported directly from US.

If I get it from Hwee Seng, the price will be similar to Harvey Norman or SenQ (overpriced).

However, if you buy from Hwee Seng authorised dealers, you will get warranty from them.

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Added on April 13, 2010, 6:54 pm
In US, there's are some factory closeout and liquidation stocks.

The wholesaler buys those stock in huge bulks in massive discounted price.

Most of it are older models, but some are still selling in the market.

So, I happen to know this US wholesalers and import them in bulk.

If you know where to buy, you can get a good deal. 
Seriously, please avoid buying Monster 1000HD, M1000HD and M2000HD HDMI cables selling below RM200.00.

If you want to buy, you can get it for $10-$20 from China websites. These are high grade copies cable.

i would definitely buy a non-branded HDMI cable..i feel those Monster cable is pure money waste..

Making it short, are the Tesco RM10 cheplak HDMI makes any different? Can deliver 5.1 True HD sound to your HT?

aiyah......if buy tv RM10,000 then can buy cable for RM3xx.......if buy tv RM1999...use chapalang cable....

Carrefour got one time selling 5m HDMI cable for RM5.00 (yes is 5 meter, i think they label the wrong price 'coz 3m is around RM30+)  .....a group of us go to sapu all the cables.....(almost 20 pieces)....

don't get hung about other cables that offer a lifetime guarantee, protecting you in case your cables are technologically obsolete in the future. If in a few years there are consumer video products that output higher-than-1080p video signals (an admittedly unlikely scenario), you can always buy another cheap $10 cable online that can handle more data. And you've still saved yourself $30 over that $50 cable in the store.

Configured my WDTV to output 1080p last night, watched a movie and 2 TV shows, didn't notice any issues.