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In response to "You can get a 1080p for under $1000. I almost score a sweet Samsung 32" for $350 at Costco (sold out!)" by Mop (235 lbs)

you can get full hd through component wires (not composite though), not just through hdmi -- nm

Posted by zork Jun 10 '09, 10:12

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But, again, he's using a KBM (with component connectors?), and some HDTVs don't even have component anymore. -- nm - Mop (235 lbs) Jun 10, 10:14 7
- it's VGA.. the problem with not using HDMI is security... - colin Jun 10, 10:19 4
  - my tv reports the resolution when the source is switched -- nm - zork Jun 10, 10:24
  - Right. HDCP. -- nm - Mop (235 lbs) Jun 10, 10:20 2
    - the A/V industry is going to be majorly screwed by this if it becomes as widespread as they think.. - colin Jun 10, 10:21 1
      - Everything is HDCP complaint these days. -- nm - Mop (235 lbs) Jun 10, 10:23
- what's KBM? -- nm - zork Jun 10, 10:16 1
  - You misheard me. I said KVM. My "V"s sound like "B"s. -- nm - Mop (235 lbs) Jun 10, 10:17

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