My personal HDMI shoot out - Page 2

Superb "It's a kind of Magic" :)

 

My daughter believes in Unicornes!!!

So I upgraded my power cord for my receiver, amp and projector and boy did I notice a drastic change. Who would've thought? So I figured why not upgrade my power cords for my other electronics.

First, I upgraded the power cable for my printer. Wow, just wow. The prints are more colorful, the printer prints faster and I no longer have to connect it to my laptop to print. Next, I changed the power cord on my coffee machine. This is a cheap target coffee maker and now with the new power cord when I make Foldgers coffee, it tastes better than Starbucks.

I also upgraded the power cord on my cell phone. Boy, who would've thought. Now my charge lasts for 2 months on standby and 1 month with talking usage. Anyone who is disputing my claims but doesn't want to try it out for themselves, it is your loss.

If you outline the rim of your coffee mug with a green magic marker, you'll get a smoother taste without the bitterness...

Coll I changed my power cord this morning and I keep on going......

Unbelievable!..

The bits go from a Blu-Ray player to a Radiance XS over a cheap 6-foot HDMI cable to a Radiance XS, then another cheap 6-foot HDMI cable to a Gefen FOT, 60 feet if fiber optic cable to another FOT from which there is a Monster Cable not-cheap 6-foot HDMI cable to a Sony Ruby projector. Strangely the picture seems very much like the real-world.

By the way the data path from the camera to the Blu-ray disk is far more complicated than that in my system.
If a digital cable made any difference how do we see excellent pictures after near-innumerable transmissions?

If cable quality beyond a minimal level changed things how do computers work? If you have ever seen inside serious computers and under computer room raised floors you would not find any 6-nines copper or silver wires. And the mess in your equipment cabinet/rack/closet would seem simple, even trivial in comparison. Nor would you give a second thought to HDMI cables other than the quality of their terminations and that they meet basic requirements.

This is kind of off topic obviously and there is no mention of HDMI but every one should have a read of...


Display Myths Shattered, how monitor and HDTV manufacturers cook their specs.


Very informative and educational and something everybody should read if one hasn't done so already.


It's on Google of course and the article is written by a PHD chap who has more experience and qualifications than anyone would ever need to comment with conviction.


I can't link from mobile.


It makes for an undeniable (and) fantastic five minutes of reading.

You should make that your signature....to qualify your posts