Better Support for Future formats, Blu Ray 1080p Deep color Support, This High Speed HDMI Cable supports all the new HDMI Device features except Ethernet. .
These cables all use Heavy Gauge, 25AWG Solid Conductor Silver plated Copper for unsurpassed conductivity at high frequencies and long lasting quality without degradation.
The connectors use Gold plated contacts and shells for long lasting connection quality. Our HDMI and HDMI/DVI "high end" cables are CL3 listed for in-wall use and RoHS compliant.

Why Silver Plated Copper?
HDMI signals are high frequency large bandwidth video signals. These signals have a characteristic of traveling on the surface of the wire. Silver plating is a better conductor, reduces copper surface oxidization and solders better to a gold contact, since they are both noble metals. Our HDMI cables will perform the same for many years from day one.

Features
•  Solid Conductor for Best Conductivity
•  Silver Plated for the Ultimate in High Frequency Conductivity and non-degradation
    over time
•  Solid Conductor, Silver Plated on all conductors, not just TMDS pairs,
    for the ultimate in perfectly "timed" cables.
•  Carefully manufactured to provide consistent Characteristic Impedance
    for short or long cables.
•  The connectors and cables are molded and jacketed for the best long range
    dependability, rather than appearance.
•  High quality Gold plating on all electrical contacts for long lasting reliability.
•  Tested and certified for HDMI High Speed compliance.


25AWG Solid Silver plated copper conductors with gas-injected foamed PE insulation for the ultimate in available bandwidth to support 10.2Gbps HDMI signals. Perfect for your Blu Ray or HD DVD player to 1080p HDTV or Receiver. Be ready for the future with these extremely capable cables and don't worry about future upgrades.

Specifications
• CL3 In-Wall Rated
• Heavy Gauge
• Consistant Characteristic impedance
• Solid conductor - not stranded
• Silver Plated Conductors
• Gas Injected Foamed PE insulation
• Designed for High Frequency Digital Signals
• Long Length HDMI Cables require heavier gauge and tighter tolerances
• Durability. Thinner, lighter gauge HDMI cables are much more easily damaged.
• Longevity. Repeated bending, twisting and contact exposure to air will eventually lead
   to degraded contacts or degraded HDMI cable performance
• Future Compatibility. Future enhancements of HDMI components such as 3D and
    12-bit Deep color will require more HDMI cable bandwidth capability.

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