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>I have a Sony WEGA HD TV, and it has an HDMI connector on the back,
> wondering if the new 306 will be able to connect to that?
>
> (This TV was on Sale for 45% off the actual price due to electronic store
> going out of business.)

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>I have a Sony WEGA HD TV, and it has an HDMI connector on the back,
> wondering if the new 306 will be able to connect to that?
>
> (This TV was on Sale for 45% off the actual price due to electronic store
> going out of business.)
>
> Thanks.
>

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> Why was it going out of business? for selling poor spec HDTV??
>
> what shop???

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> In response to the following.
>
>
> Well this little store "Ultimate Electronic" was not doing well when Comp
> USA and Circuit City opened up a few years back, then suddenly, this past
> winter, Best Buy opened up across the way. That was the straw that broke
> the
> camel's back. The sign claimed that their leased ran out, but everyone
> knows
> it was the competition.
>
> I made several visits to this store through out the week of it's out of
> business sales. The price was slashed three times, until there was only
> one
> left, so I took this Sony FD Trinitron WEGA KV-27HS420 HDTV for just over
> $400.00. You can read the specs here at this website link:
> http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INT...-/-/-/BB_Displa
> yProductInformation-Start?CategoryName=smb-tv_27%22to32%22TVs&ProductSKU=KV2
> 7HS420
>
> There was a 30 (or was it 32) inch WEGA, but it was out of our price
> range.
> I think it was asking around $700 or so. (You see, we do not purchase
> anything unless we have the money, so we do not have any debts.)
>
> I know that the 27 inch does not seem very big, but it was a huge jump
> compared to our old 20 inch, and it is pretty nice when we play movies and
> Xbox games. I have not yet tried any 1080i games yet. This TV can do
> 1080i.
>
> I know I got a good deal and I am aware there are other "BETTER" TVs out
> there. But I have another reason for getting Sony. I am deaf and depend on
> the closed captions (subtitles for the deaf for those who do not know what
> that was.) Well I really enjoy reading the texts on the Trinitron screens
> a
> lot more than other screens. If that was not the issue, I would have maybe
> gotten another brand.
>
> I will admit, I am still learning how the Hi Def world works. I do not
> have
> any High Def channels because I have not gone digital yet. Believe it or
> not, it is because we cannot afford it. This TV was a combination of
> Father's day and birthday gift which is why we could afford it at the
> time.
>
> I noticed that I could attach a MacMini to the TV with the DV to HDMI
> cable,
> but I have not tried it yet, because I do not know if that is a good idea?
> Anyone know if that is alright or not?
>
> I welcome any suggestions or links to take advantage of my TV's
> technology.
>
> Anyway, keep your eyes out for going out of business sales. If it is a
> small
> store, and the owner is there, haggle! Believe it or not, they will lower
> the price a bit if you move it out right away!
>
> Cheers!
> PQ
>

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> you'll have to get, another cable, the standard cables do not use HDMI
> plugs

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> you'll have to get, another cable, the standard cables do not use HDMI
> plugs

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> As usual you don't know what you are talking about...
> The answer is no, you can't connect a Tv to the xbox 360 through a HDMI
> connection simply because the X360 simply can't output any digital video
> signal.
> No digital hdmi or dvi from x360, only analog component or rgbhv (vga) for
> hdtv signals.
> Another crappy choice by Microsoft.

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> There's nothing stopping them from releasing a HDMI cable at a later date.

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>
> you're right

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> Barone Cicala is a well known anti-microsoft Hater