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Posted by Mike on 10/19/23 11:33
"Colin Mckechnie" <colin.mckechnie3@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "Mike" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>> "Colin Mckechnie" <colin.mckechnie3@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:438f3fb3$0$18987$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
>>>I assumed if a TV had HDMI it was HD ready however seems im wrong whats
>>>the difference? I will be purchasing one for my new 360 and just checking
>>>to see what i should be looking for?
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>> theyre different things, hdmi is just a connector, like a scart socket
>> is.
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> But why have a set with HDMI that cant actually output in HD?
because all new sets should have a hdmi connector. its basically the new
replacement for scart.
the cheaper sets will have a hdmi connector but are not hd the more
expensive sets have a hdmi connector and can display hd.
not everyone might want/can afford hd but they still want to connect their
dvd player etc in the future using the hdmi connector/lead.
the other thing to watch for now is just how many hdmi connectors the set
has, early ones all have one, all the new sets have
at least 2. soon they will have 3 so you can connect all your kit using
hdmi.
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