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    General games Hdfury - Hdmi To Rgb Converter

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    HDfury is a revolutionnary product that allows you to use in full resolution (1080p) any HDMI/DVI device on PC monitor, video projector or older HDTV/Plasma that are without a HDMI entry!

    If you own a high quality monitor/projector/tv that does not have a HDMI connector you need this device, it will save you from buying a new expensive screen to enjoy 1080p resolution when your screen can already support it!

    HDfury module will transform any "technically able" ANALOG display into a DIGITAL display performing a perfect visual HD&Full HD fury @ 720p/1080p from any HDMI/HDCP sources such as PS3, X360 Elite, HD-DVD&Blu-Ray player, SAT&Cable HDTV setbox, HDMI graphic card, and more.

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    From the picture it looks more like a dvi to vga adapter (hdmi doesn't need screws to connect). If it is a dvi monitor the adapter would have a connector to send sound else were because a hdmi cable caries both sound and video as apposed to both DVI and VGA only carrying video. there are actually two types of dvi. DVI-D which is a true digital signal and DVI-A which is an analog signal. This uses a DVI-D connection. And if you look at the bottom of the link it tells you that you need a hdmi to dvi cable to use their product.

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    looks good how much?

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    Wow. It is... a bit expensive.

    £ 74.95

    $148.78 USD

    and

    $181.64 AU.

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    thats crazy... but for what??? mostly everyone is buying a cheap HDTV

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    that is way expensive! omg

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    and for that tiny piece? yes it is

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    This is essentially 'just' a HDCP stripper, and as such it's actually comparatively cheap. This will mainly be usefull to people who have a HDTV without HDCP (poor sods) and people who wish to hook up HDCP content to their existing computer monitors.

    Oh, and of course dirty pirates...

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    "What are the advantages of using HDfury ?
    HDfury is the world first device that you can directly screw on your display.
    Unlike HDCP stripper solution on the market HDfury is compliant to HDCP rules it does not allow and end-user easy access to analog decrypted signal.
    Shortest Analog Link as possible also ensure Highest Video Quality as possible !
    Alu and Gold platted materials,
    It can be used and sold legally to transform any RGB display into a HDCP compliant display.
    It does not require external power supply to operate"

    Useless.I can buy a HDMI to DVI converter from Best Buy for 20 bucks.It doesnt remove HDCP so whats the point?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mungrin View Post
    this does not bypass the HDCP protection and i dont see whats so great about this.I can buy an HDMI to DVI converter at Circuit City for 30 bucks
    It isn't a HDMI to DVI converter. That might be why it's not what you expect...

    It converts HDMI to normal RGB, so any devices think they are connected to a HDMI TV.

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