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    Default High Def TV/XBox owners

    I just picked up Panasonic 1080 50" plasma this past weekend and I absolutely love it. I have my Comcast HD box hooked into it with HDMI. Picture is absolutely

    Now my question is, Im running my 360 through Component cables, and the HDMI cable is almost 100 bucks in stores. The pictures looks great already, will I notice any difference by upgrading to HDMI on my 360? Will the quality affect the HD-DVD player for the 360 if I do decide to obtain one also in the future?

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    i thought only the elite came HDMI ready?

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    anyways, i use component cables on my box... and my old room mate ran hdmi...

    you could barely tell the difference... imo...

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    The newer XBox's come with the HDMI cable now, I bought mine right before they started doing that. They are 100 bucks a pop for the cable

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    so now all xbox's have hdmi??? man i always get the short end of the stick!!!

    i knew the elites came ready with a cable... but i also thought only the elites came hdmi ready... (i mean with an output or whatever)

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    Can you use a generic HDMI cable with the 360 or is it a proprietary type connection?

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    not worth it, just use component

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    Quote Originally Posted by admin
    not worth it, just use component
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killer
    anyways, i use component cables on my box... and my old room mate ran hdmi...

    you could barely tell the difference... imo...
    you can on the ps3, thats why I love dat ****.

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    i'm running component... looks great to me. I don't see how it could get much better.


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    Component delivers the same. PMed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Killer
    so now all xbox's have hdmi??? man i always get the short end of the stick!!!
    All but the core system. Later, QD.
    FOR MORE INFO, CLICK THE PIC!!!


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    I know that George will be running some good HDMI cables soon

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    you can get hdmi cables for around 4-8 dollars @ monoprice.com

    i heard it works the same

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    i hope you bought a protection plan for the plasma bc your 360 will kill that plasma it will burn images into the plasma and then your tv will look like crap lcd is best for gaming

    but i run component cables from my comcast hd/dvr box to my tv and run whatever cable came with my 360 to my tv it looks fine i have a 47" lcd hdtv

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    Quote Originally Posted by 07civicsi4dr
    i hope you bought a protection plan for the plasma bc your 360 will kill that plasma it will burn images into the plasma and then your tv will look like crap lcd is best for gaming

    but i run component cables from my comcast hd/dvr box to my tv and run whatever cable came with my 360 to my tv it looks fine i have a 47" lcd hdtv

    yeah on plasma that burn in really sucks
    lil kids make excuses real man make changes

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    Quote Originally Posted by 07civicsi4dr
    i hope you bought a protection plan for the plasma bc your 360 will kill that plasma it will burn images into the plasma and then your tv will look like crap lcd is best for gaming

    but i run component cables from my comcast hd/dvr box to my tv and run whatever cable came with my 360 to my tv it looks fine i have a 47" lcd hdtv

    I dont play my Xbox that much. also for the first 100 hours im breaking it in. My Panasonic Plasma has some new thing called pixel shifting which is also fight burn in. Im sure burn in is more prevlant in cheaper and older plasmas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nemesis
    I dont play my Xbox that much. also for the first 100 hours im breaking it in. My Panasonic Plasma has some new thing called pixel shifting which is also fight burn in. Im sure burn in is more prevlant in cheaper and older plasmas.
    I've heard it is rough on plasmas, period. I visit HD sites often to see what's going on and how-to's for **** I don't know of. It's a popular cardinal rule to not get a plasma if you do a lot of gaming. Even moderate amounts can get you a nice burnt image of whatever. Later, QD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodge®
    I've heard it is rough on plasmas, period. I visit HD sites often to see what's going on and how-to's for **** I don't know of. It's a popular cardinal rule to not get a plasma if you do a lot of gaming. Even moderate amounts can get you a nice burnt image of whatever. Later, QD.
    I play maybe about 5 hours a week gaming on the Xbox. I watch movies and dvd's more though.

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