I was wrong about HDMI cables!
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 6:41PM
#2
Do I dare ask your opinion on this whole matter Andrew?
Of course: I am absolutely certain that pin carries power.
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 7:16PM
#3
Do I dare ask your opinion on this whole matter Andrew?
Of course: I am absolutely certain that pin carries power.
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 7:22PM
#4
Do I dare ask your opinion on this whole matter Andrew?
Of course: I am absolutely certain that pin carries power.
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 8:26PM
#5
They still make the active - just renamed it and in exact lenghts 5,10 and 15 metre and put the chip in the plug - called active resolution and is expensive
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 9:28PM
#6
Do I dare ask your opinion on this whole matter Andrew?
Of course: I am absolutely certain that pin carries power.
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 9:29PM
#7
At the show they told me they had stopped, more false information by the Chord rep 
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 9:34PM
#8
Thu, Feb 28 2013, 9:44PM
#9
That looks pretty neat! But you know this is going to drive many on this thread round the bend
"The Chord Company has also revised and improved its acclaimed and award-winning HDMI Active cable."
Interesting, I just had a look
Do I dare ask your opinion on this whole matter Andrew?
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