Average
2.3
von 5
18 Tests
Mai 2012
by (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
Adds HDMI output to older Xbox 360s ; full 1080p video output ; no-hassle installation ; includes 3-foot HDMI cable and optical audio cables
HDMI only outputs stereo audio (optical hookup needed for surround) ; picture quality improvement is minimal ; somewhat pricey ; included cables are short
The Mad Catz Xbox 360 HDMI Conversion Kit delivers exactly what it promises--but you should only get it if you're looking to reduce cable clutter.
Den ganzen Test lesen by jsilva18 (cnet.com) - Okt 2009
I am very dissatisfied with this product
The cables are definitely too short and it just makes my screen flash and it shows white little pixels everywhere. Also it doesn't support full 1080p
by (cnet.com) - Jan 2009
I am very dissatisfied with this product
The cables are definitely too short and it just makes my screen flash and it shows white little pixels everywhere. Also it doesn't support full 1080p
by jsilva18 (cnet.com) - Jan 2009
I am very dissatisfied with this product
The cables are definitely too short and it just makes my screen flash and it shows white little pixels everywhere. Also it doesn't support full 1080p
by monsterduc1000 (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
Like a lot of sets that have hdmi inputs, the...
only needed if tv has no pc input
more expensive than vga cable
by Mr.HD (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
It's really useless because Blu-Ray seems to ...
Would be great for HD movies
The aren't making HD movies like they use to
by ender21 (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
Audio through HDMI was a throw-in as I thought it'd be video only converted to HDMI. However, the...
Den ganzen Test lesen by ender21 (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
Audio through HDMI was a throw-in as I though...
Full 1080p just as desired
Clips whites at high end, only 2-channel audio
by monsterduc1000 (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
Like a lot of sets that have hdmi inputs, they also have a pc input. I am using the vga cable for...
Den ganzen Test lesen by Mr.HD (cnet.com) - Jun 2008
It's really useless because Blu-Ray seems to be taking over. The better movies aren't coming out...
Den ganzen Test lesen by (cnet.com) - Jan 2008
Audio through HDMI was a throw-in as I thought it'd be video only converted to HDMI. However, the bad side is that it runs the video so hot that I'd say the upper 10% of whites in any video signal is completely clipped. No amount of adjusting...
Full 1080p just as desired
Clips whites at high end, only 2-channel audio