I don't understand, the title states it's a network cable but the picture and reviews state it's an HDMI cable. Which is true?
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Sorry bud, you would have to contact amazon to get that answer, the picture seems to show an HDMI cable but the picture could be deceiving.
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It appears to be an error. The corresponding monoprice product is indeed an ethernet cable, I'd assume the amazon pictures are wrong. Or the description is wrong. Or they copied and pasted the wrong product name.EDIT:The price suggests it's supposed to be the HDMI cable and they copied the wrong product name.
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Pretty sure it's HDMI. I have a 12ft cable that looks like that one that I use to connect my iPad to the TV (with an adapter on one end that fits the iPad).
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It's basically a High Definition cable. It's called "HDMI" because it's a mini version. This way it can connect your camera to any "HD" monitor, tv, or any device that has a standard "HD" female connector on it. It's so you can view your pictures and videos.
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The print on the cable pictured suggests it is 22AWG. This is not the cable I received. The print on the cable I received states it is (High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet) it is 6mm diameter a little less than 1/4 inch and weighs less than a pound.You can hold the cable rolled up as pictured in one hand. It is not 22AWG and it is not CL3 rated and it is not what you would expect a 50ft. cable to be.
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Its a 6 inch HDMI cord and not a composite cable a.k.a red,white, yellow thing (winks)
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As indicated in the name of this item, it is an HDMI-to-VGA converter, not a VGA-to-HDMI converter. HDMI is the input. VGA is the output.
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Since it is to convert to vga, it is a dvi-i. Remember, you can't make a double conversion to hdmi. You can make only one jump.
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Please forgive my ignorance about cable types. The refurbished player came with an HDMI cable. No other cable.
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double check the type of HDMI cable that you require from the manufacture for your laptop.
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It is a standard HDMI cable. As long as the two devices have an HDMI socket, it works.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet. The cable is HDMI 1.4 compliant and backwards compatible. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Yes it is ... I did not buy anything else to set itup. Of course I bought a couple of hdmi cables
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NO,tHIS ONE PICTURED IS STANDARD.Thin,like those that come with a box DVR set.But If You want a better picture,make sure it says SHIELDED cable,CAT5 ,UL listed ,MUCH THICKER cable,you`ll know!.And only get cables as long as you need them,having a lot of extra length,can cause loss in picture resolution.Hope this helps.
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It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail, including the $20+ "premium cables" so might as well buy cheap and replace (or have a spare) in the event of failure. It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail,... » Read More It is a HDMI male to HDMI male. Standard in that it will connect 90% of devices to 90% of televisions. BluRay, Roku, DVD, Satellite, Cable boxes. This will work with almost everything you would want it to work for so yes it is standard. Just check with your devices and make sure they require HDMI. Probably won't work with portable devices as smaller items require mico hdmi.Pay no attention to "super high resolution" that makes these no better or different. It is just marketing. At the time of purchase these were the cheapest cables available on amazon. All cables fail, including the $20+ "premium cables" so might as well buy cheap and replace (or have a spare) in the event of failure. « Show Less
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This is a digital toslink cable. Both device interfaces must be digital toslink in order for it to work
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Dear William, Thank you for your question regarding our Mini HDMI to HDMI cable. The word Ethernet in the description of our cable means that the cable has the ability to transfer an Ethernet signal between Ethernet enabled HDMI devices. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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It is one cable. Mini HDMI on one end, HDMI on other end. If I were you I would purchase the BlueRigger Mini HDMI to HDMI. I had to return the Cable Matters and three Amazon techs told be BlueRigger is Best. I received them and they are Superior. The Cable Matters connection was very bad. Hope this helps!
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To my knowledge, an HDMI (audio/video) cable does not correlate to the functionality/purpose of a CAT-5, network cable. They are worlds apart.