xander806 wrote:Little known woot secret. Ctrl+F4= faster reload time.

It's actually alt+F4

Armagedon wrote:Warning: These cables are not fruit by the foot. Do not make my same mistake...

*Nominated for a Quality Post

Monoprice $3.54 x 2 + $6 overnight s&h = no thanks!

regardless of break-even point or 3D TV's or what have you, I'm in for one
erryone quitcherbeechin.

Read the WootLive tweet. Is it true that we missed the Belated Optical Composure?

Umm.., are the twisty ties reusable for keeping my bread fresh? (you said you need a kwality post)

Pres CTRL W to see the next item! Works on MAC too.

Monster Cable, a subsidiary of PT Barnum Inc.

sorry woot dont need no HDMI cables. But could use some cordless extention cords long ones.

hrecbl wrote:these look heavier duty than the jumper cables earlier

got these a bit back, they have quality construction with mesh like better power supply cables. i'm satisfied and would get more if i needed them right now peace~

HDMI 1.4 is NOT required for 3D. Sony is releasing firware for the ps3 to play 3D blu-rays movies and that is not a 1.4 it's just a manufactures model designation for thier product. Don't get ripped off folks they practically had thier hands in ur pockets!!

xander806 wrote:Little known woot secret. Ctrl+F4= faster reload time.

ALT-F4 is even quicker

HDMI is a digital signal. It is impossible for there to be an "improved" picture. You either get the picture or you do not. The plastic ones work just as well as a gold plated ones. Solid gold cables wouldn't improve the picture.

Press Shift+alt+del+ctrl+other shift+other ctrl+alt+enter+backspace+f1+home+backslash+left arrow for superpowers.

hicks107 wrote:Pres CTRL W to see the next item! Works on MAC too.

Ctrl+Shift+t = negation of your Ctrl W.

all this wootness is making my head hurt.

joecooool wrote:HDMI is a digital signal. It is impossible for there to be an "improved" picture. You either get the picture or you do not. The plastic ones work just as well as a gold plated ones. Solid gold cables wouldn't improve the picture.

their value will just appreciate over time.

Ok...it seems that we're going to be here for a while....

sharkync wrote:Monster cables for the win.

Oh, how I hope you are kidding...

While I will buy these, it amuses me that there can be a 'high quality' version of a digital wire. The 6 foot length is nice though and should work great to replace the shorter ones that I have patching everything into my tv currently.

sharkync wrote:Monster cables for the win.

Monster cable?? Seriously?? I guess its true, there is a sucker born every minute

Looks like "War of the Worlds" pose.

Crappy Tom Cruise version or the original, you decide..

xander806 wrote:It's actually alt+F4

it loads even faster if you delete system 32

RogueDarkJedi wrote:This was on moofi earlier today.

What's moofi?

c'mon i'm having a crappy evening, give a girl something worth going into more debt for...

Although not "extreme," I got THREE 6' HDMI cables for only $7.49 on eBay, free s/h. They work just as well as my friend's $15.95 ccable.

I have these cables and they do the job just fine.

I got a psyclone HDMI cable with my 360 when I bought it off ebay, so thats the only cable I've used, but I have no alms with what I have.

not a bad price. You can get one cable at the great monoprice site for $5.32 shipped to Chicago. These are 1.3, the new standard coming out soon is 1.4. Unless you have a need these cables are very good price.

Here is a link that will help you compare 1.3 to 1.4. The best feature is the audio return channel. See the link for more information. I am buying a new receiver that will take advantage of this feature.

Visit 1.4 information

kmsadr wrote:Ok...it seems that we're going to be here for a while....

That's why I installed the home version.

keegee2001 wrote:What's moofi?

It's a separate woot site moofi.woot.com you need specific urls to get to it though, check my earlier post to see the ones for the cables...

i know how to pass time spongebob bouling on line

I think last time the tweeters got it it was from happy hour or some weird site like that from woot.

http://www.woot.com/happyhour

joecooool wrote:HDMI is a digital signal. It is impossible for there to be an "improved" picture. You either get the picture or you do not. The plastic ones work just as well as a gold plated ones. Solid gold cables wouldn't improve the picture.

Well, you can't really improve a perfect picture, but I've heard that a bad/defective cable can give you artifacts.

It's a slight distinction; if you already have a good picture on whatever cable or coat hanger you have, no cable will improve it at any price. But if you are currently experiencing obvious signal problems, it could be the cable.

I have super cheapy hdmis. My panasonic bluray player through my onkyo receiver (two hdmi cables) produces little white dots on my samsung lcd. Does anyone know if these might help clear that up?

joecooool wrote:HDMI is a digital signal. It is impossible for there to be an "improved" picture. You either get the picture or you do not. The plastic ones work just as well as a gold plated ones. Solid gold cables wouldn't improve the picture.

yeah, thats why they use aluminum in circuit boards... "meh, itll get there anyway"

CapnJB wrote:That's why I installed the home version.

cool!

sharkync wrote:Monster cables for the win.

That may be ARGUABLY true for analog signals at longer distances, but for 6' of digital info, I'll stick with the HDMI cables I got off eBay (THREE 6' cables for $7.49. free s/h).

CapnJB wrote:That's why I installed the home version.

I've got the mobile version

They'd sell faster if they passed beer instead of bits:

http://www.boozingear.com/beer-funnel-xtreme-6ft-beer-bong