it is true dat there is no difference between cheappo HDMI vs expensive HDMI.

damn bought logitech hdmi cable RM50

for me have tested on 42" LCD, RM 68 VS RM 30 cheapo hdmi

rm 30 will not sync the bluray subtitle 1080p and sometime got wave or blur, RM 68 is ok for movie playing HD 1080

connecting my ps3 with cheapo RM 30 HDMI, playing game like killzone 2, fifa 10, pes, i've got ghosting and blur a lot..
connect with RM 68 HDMI cable.. that ghosting still have.. but less then before.. for 0% ghosting / blur..

= monster cable is solution? don knew cuz never tried it yet..
at last play my ps3 @ 24" Dell only

yuktsi14... cool info!

those who love low price HDMI cable can go get them at TESCO,
retail now after promotion RM15.00..........................

Quite a lot voted for 1 star.

You missed the point, read the comment. One of them is epic

After I took delivery of my $500 Denon AKDL1 Cat-5 uber-cable, Al Gore was mysteriously drawn to my home, where he pronounced that Global Warming had been suspended in my vicinity.

Yes, I had perfect weather: no flooding, no tornadoes, the exact amount of rain necessary, and he pronounced sea levels exactly right and that they were not going to rise within five miles of my house.

Additionally, my cars began achieving 200 mpg and I didn't even need gasoline. I was able to put three grams of cat litter into the tank and drive forever.

What's more, the atmosphere inside my home became 93% oxygen and virtually no carbon dioxide. In fact, I now exhale oxygen.

One heck of a cable.

Didn't notice any improvement in audio quality though.

The $800 Apple iCable is clearly superior.

i compared a rm200 sony hdmi cable that my dad bought together with the bravia, and the rm30 that i use for my xbox
dont feel any difference

Every cable over 10 meters failed to pass 1080p, even at 8-bit, though Monster claims their m1000 Series can do just about anything (they didn't provide a cable over 10m to test and they don't sell it at lengths above 25 feet). At 10 meters the Monster Cable 700HD and 1000HD passes 8-bit, and we added Blue Jeans Cable (30 feet actually) and DVIGear. Blue Jeans, incidentally, uses a Belden-made HDMI cable. When we increased the bits to simulate 1080p at 12-bit Deep Color (similar to what's available in most HDMI 1.3a-rated products today) most manufacturers had to drop back to 5 meters to pass the signal. Blue Jeans passed it at 30 feet, but DVIGear requires their active cable solution to do a full 10 meters. Monster Cables' 1000HD cable also passed 1080p at 12-bit with no issues.

It turns out that manufacturers aren't idiots; and I bet more than a few realize that they can spec their cables higher due to the lack of content to prove them wrong. In short, they are getting away with it... for now.