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That's not necessarily true. I've seen craptacular cables that cannot pass 1080p, but could pass 1080i. --Andre
Unless they are knockoffs or counterfeit HDMI cables, I have not. The HDMI specification defines the protocols, signals, electrical interfaces, and mechanical requirements of the standard. That, however has nothing to do with the "rating" which is designed to sell you more expensive cables. Its an "up sell", just like at the movie theater. You can get a better one for only a dollar more! (except in the case of HDMI, its usually like $20 more) The cheapest Chinese made pieces of crap with the HDMI logo I've ever seen could pass 1080p. Whether they were only rated for 1080i on the packaging or not. My cables on Amazon are $1.79 for a six foot run. I wouldn't want to see what kind of 6 foot HDMI cable costs less than $1.79. Lets just put it that way. If it can't pass 1080p, then maybe you should spend the extra few cents, huh?
