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25ft Black Projector Cable with M1 (P&D) Male to HDMI Male Connectors This black, 25-foot projector cable is ready to provide your audio/visual setup with a flexible, resilient tool for transmitting video signals from a computer to a projector or other external display. The cable terminates on one end in an M1 (P&D) male connector and on the other end in an HDMI male connector. M1 connectors are common to many types of projectors because of the wide variety of signals they are capable of carrying. M1 connectors can carry analog, digital, VGA, DVI, and USB signals, a flexibility rare among video connectors. The HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) connector that terminates the opposite end of this cable is used for carrying digital video signals. HDMI connectors are common to many high-end consumer electronic devices, such as game consoles, Blu-Ray players, and specialized PCs. This cable allows you to project a signal from your HDMI enabled appliance to a digital projector with an M1 port. For a fantastic means for cabling between your projector and digital display source, look no further than this 25-foot projector cable with M1 male to HDMI male connectors. Features Projector Cable with M1 (P&D) Male to HDMI Male Connectors M1 is a type of connector commonly found on projectors; M1 connectors can transmit both analog and digital video signals HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface; HDMI connectors are used to transmit high-quality video and audio signals in many home theater systems Black color 25-foot length Part Number: BPC0-M1HDMI25

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