According to a tip from a Comcast guy, consumers can get a free HDMI cable if they trade in their component cable. The stipulation is that you have to ask for one. This is great news for people that were stuck by $5 HDMI cables from Monoprice and Amazon, along with the chumps purchasing $100 HDMI cables from Monster Cable. Everyone wins!
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Matt Burns
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November 21, 2008
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Is there something wrong with the $5 monoprice cables? I have a couple of them that have served me well.
Home Charter does this soon.
@Jaynoon: I totally agree… in fact, some of the HDMI cables that I purchased from Monoprice were $3.50 +/-… nary the first problem with the cables… can someone ’splain the dogging comments in the article?
Wellll. Free > $$$$
This is not True. I just got off the phone with them and I was in there last week and I requested HDMI but they do not provide.