Standard performance HDMI™ cable with a cable bandwidth of 2.23 Gbps*, ideal for first-generation HDTVs, progressive scan DVD players, and cable/satellite receivers. Experience the convenience of an all-in-one audio/video hookup, plus thrilling HD picture and sound.

All-in-One Digital Video and Audio Cable for High Definition
Picture, Full Digital Sound, and Ultimate Ease of Hookup

Advanced Monster® Technologies and Construction
for High Definition and High Value
HDTVs come in a variety of sizes and resolutions, from small 720p LCDs for second rooms to large 1080p plasmas for advanced home theaters. To experience the best from smaller, entry-level HDTVs, but also be ready for the next level of high definition, choose Monster Cable® 500HD. It delivers thrilling high definition picture and sound at a price that fits your HDTV and budget.

Monster 500HD features advanced construction you won’t find on other HDMI™ cables. DoubleHelix™ construction maximizes signal strength for crisp, clear 720p/1080i video. Plus, rugged, fully shielded connectors ensure long-lasting durability, so your 500HD delivers the same stunning HD picture and sound today and tomorrow.

Your Monster Advanced cable for HDMI is covered by the Monsters Live Forever Full Lifetime Warranty—the best warranty in the business. See packaging for full details.

Monster Advanced for HDMI Performance Capabilities

720p/1080i
Support for high definition 720p and 1080i video. A 720p HDTV picture features 720 progressive lines of vertical resolution, while a 1080i picture features 1,080 interlaced lines of vertical resolution.

8-Bit Color
Support for 8-bit color, the conventional color depth for standard definition TVs and first-generation HDTVs. Enables display of up to 16 million colors.

HDMI-CEC
Support for the HDMI Consumer Electronics Control channel, enabling automated audio/video component setup and control.

HDMI is a data superhighway for digital video and audio. For the best high definition experience, use an HDMI cable that delivers all the picture and sound data your HD components require.
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