1M HDMI Cable 28 AWG-- READ THE HDMI FACTS also 2M,10M

Important....1m is not a long cable!!  See our shop .... other cable lengths in stock Visit store:  gabbiegooks. If you want to buy the cheapest cables from Hongkong stop!!! The minimum specification to get good quality picture and sound is 28AWG. The cheap cables from Hongkong are typically 32AWG and the strands of wire in them are so flimsy, your signal will deteriorate and you will be disappointed. Remember that 1m includes the plugs and this length won't give you much extra cable if you need to move things around. Cables don't stretch! You also should not bend them too tightly as there are 19 wires in each one. We do stock longer lengths. Click on our Ebayshop. http://stores.ebay.com.au/id=112896412 

High Defintion Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cables will maximise the performance of Blu-ray players, game consols, and home theatre systems, allowing the highest possible quality in picture and sound. Only HDMI can give you a full 1080p picture and 7.1 sound. Component video only gives 720i and RCA cables give maximum 576i. There is no point buying a Full HD screen and not using HDMI cables. One HDMI cable carries both video and audio, and creates an intelligent system whereby each device in a home theatre knows what to do based on what the others are doing.

HDMI ensures that the technophobes out there can wave goodbye to spaghetti junction wiring, and say hello to ONE cable and ONE remote control for everything.

If you think of the data in your home theatre system as road traffic, then HDMI cables are the superhighway! In rush-hour, it's most efficient to use a road that can handle high traffic volumes.

Similarly, HDMI is by far the best route to take for digital information. But be careful! Highway speeds increase the chance of crashing, hence the need for safety features. Our low AWG, triple-screened HDMI cables, rated up to 10.2 billion bits per second, are designed to handle the load. Cheap cables often have flimsy strands of wire more like a narrow country road than a superhighway. A lot of the digital traffic being carried to your screen will not get there resulting in poor quality picture and sound. Always ask what AWG (American Wire Gauge) the cables are. The minimum thickness to pass HDMI standards is 28AWG. The lower the AWG, the better the cables will handle digital traffic. 

Don't settle for less! Our Premium HDMI cables will guarantee the best possible performance from your home theatre system, and at a fair price.

We stock 1m, 2m and 10m cables in 28AWG(good), and 26AWG(even better).

Please check our Ebay shop for other sizes.   Visit store:  gabbiegooks