Donya's HDMI Cables Light Up Your Home Theater
Due to Donya being a Japanese company with no English language website, much of the details are lost in translation. But really, there's not much to "get" here; it's an HDMI cable, and it lights up like a Christmas tree whenever plugged in and sending along digital signals. Who says cables have to be hidden, anyway? If you're interested in picking up a few for your own AV center, you can expect to pay right around $10 (in Yen, naturally) plus a good deal more in shipping.
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This might work good in clubs or maybe even for DJ light shows, something to that affect, but for home theatre forget it. |
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I know if I am watching some HD video in the evening with low lighting (obviously better picture this way) the last thing I would want to see is a huge glowing light from behind my TV/receiver....that is unless i had alien friends that glowed visiting me |
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If they would make an ethernet cable like this (perhaps requiring a PoE switch), and give them a button on each end that could toggle the light on and off, they'd sell billions. I've seen dozens of patch panels where the wiring is a mess and that invention would reduce errors and save large amounts of time. |
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Why would you want a lighted HDMI cable? |
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That's easy: For the same reason you need spinning rims and a rear spoiler on a 1993 Honda Civic. |
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^It makes it go faster??? |
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Bingo! |
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Yeah I dont see this being used much. I think the home theater and PC environment less blue LEDs. . . Much less blue LEDs. |
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I could see the need for this on a cable that may get unplugged and plugged in alot but an HDMI cable once hooked up shouldn't need to e moved. |
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