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" &amp;quot;We tell you an expensive HDMI cable will give you a better picture,&amp;quot; a Circuit City TV salesman informs PM\u2014but do brand-name cables really deliver a better picture? To find out, we pit two of them against a cheap generic cord in a blind test.  Generic cable | $13 for 13 ft., newegg.com  Claim: This cable lacked a label, let alone lofty claims.    Monster Cable Advanced HDMI 1000 HD Cable | $200 for 13 ft., monstercable.com  Claim: &amp;quot;Sharpest picture, deepest color and smoothest video.&amp;quot;    Honeywell HDMI Cable With CURxE Light Technology | $300 for 16 ft., honeywell.com  Claim: Embedded chip &amp;quot;self-heals&amp;quot; audio and video problems.   The Results None of our editors could tell the difference. The fact is, HDMI is digital, meaning you either get the feed or you don&amp;#039;t. High prices and gimmicks like gold-plating don&amp;#039;t affect 1s and 0s. Our advice: Purchase your wiring online for cheap, and use the saved money to upgrade to a larger flat screen. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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