What's going on? 6 foot HDMI (HQ 1080P) for a few cents a piece?

My guess is these guys are going out of business. Can you believe the HDMI cable picture above is only $0.17? As of today anyway. I don't know how long it will at the price. If you have some spare change, why not get it now.

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HDMI audio / video cables are ATC certified to provide the most reliable signal transfer for the purest picture. Unlike most HDMI cables, Inspire Audio video cables use individual, shielded twisted pair wires for unsurpassed video signal. Their outstanding design reigns over other HDMI cables, with true picture quality and detail; perfect for high resolution digital editing or for the discriminating video connoisseur. True shielded twisted pair, gold plated connectors, exclusive patented RF-BlokTM shielding and a beautiful design comes together for the perfect video transfer. Features: *ATC certified *Gold plated connectors *Patented RF-BlokTM *Foil shielding and copper tinned braiding *Shielded twisted wire pairs *Supports 720p, 1080p, and 8-channel digital audio.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Price performer!, April 1, 2006
By     J. Collins (Los Angeles, CA USA) - (REAL NAME)

HDMI is a digital signal. That means it's all or nothing–not like analog where you may have degradation due to signal loss, crosstalk, radio frequency interference, etc. As long as you have a decent HDMI cable to transmit the digital bitstream from point A to point B, you're set. I just purchased the new Sony Bravia S-series 32 inch LCD TV. To go with it, I trashed my old Apex with the missing remote and got a deal on a Sony DVP-NS70H upconverting DVD player that can synthesize "extra" lines of resolution. The player can send 720p or 1080i signal to the TV. (Current DVDs are 480p; that standard will change eventually with Blu-Ray and HD-DVD.) I knew that the upconversion feature only works through a digital connection, so I'd need to get an HDMI cable. Started checking prices and, no surprise, they were all over the place. Some were in the $100 range. Despite mild skepticism, I decided to try the cheapest one. This little beauty arrived in 3 days in a plain brown wrapper and a clear plastic bag. The cable is surprisingly robust, with nice build quality, supple insulation, and good connectors. I started to feel vindicated. So I plugged it in, put Harry Potter in the DVD player and WOW!! The DVD player and TV did their magic. Spellbindingly great picture and sound. I haven't tried a component analog connection–those cables are REALLY expensive and quality matters more there–so I can't compare component versus HDMI. Bottom line: this is an unbeatable price performer for around $10 incuding shipping. And no, this is not an April Fools joke.

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