HD Cable HDMI PRO-GOLD Range - 1m Lead - Version 1.3 + 1080P (Perfect for PS3 & Xbox 360 Elite)
HD Cable HDMI PRO-GOLD Range - 1m Lead - Version 1.3 + 1080P (Perfect for PS3 & Xbox 360 Elite)
Quite simply, the 100% pure digital signal performance that you get from a HD Cable = the 100% best possible performance from all your HD audio/visual equipment investments!
All our cables are fully HDCP compliant to provide the highest levels of performance as well as being compatible with all HD formats and resolutions, including 480p/480i/720p/1080i and 1080p.
We believe in 1 cable for life! Thats why all of our cables not only come with a lifetime guarantee, but also have 10.2Gbps bandwidth support, not just the standard 5Gbps that the majority of other standard HDMI cables (such as those that are provided free) have! Future proofing our cables for the demands of the next generation high definition display devices capable of higher resolutions, deeper colours and higher frame rates!
Get 100% performance from your equipment. Choose HD Cable… 100% Pure Digital.
Customer Review: HDMI cable
Arrived within 2 days of placing my order. The moment you take it out of the packaging it just feels like it’s a quality product. I hooked up my TV with my wife’s Vaio HDMI output and within seconds we had a perfect way to play avi’s. The picture quality is great and as HDMI cables also carry sound there’s no need for messy audio cables. As another reviewer also wrote, I too have no idea what Mr One Star Rating is going on about. It’s only a metre in length but that’s fine as it’s destined to sit between the V+ box and the TV, I’ll make sure the next cable ordered is at least 2 metres.
Customer Review: Awesome!
Don’t know what the guy below is going on about! This cable is great with my PS3! It came the next day and is great quality. The image is unreal at 1080p! I will definitely be coming back for more!
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Xbox 360 VGA AV Cable 
List Price: ?19.99
Amazon Price: ?18.98
Used Price: ?5.00
Customer Review: Absolutely Rubbish
I purchased this product hopeing it would improve the picture quality of my component cable. To be honest there was nothing wrong with the component, the picture was clear, sharp and the colours were vibrant. THIS cable however made the picture quality plumet completely. The screen had a dull shadow of grey coating it and the small details like edges of straight lines were all fuzzy, clearly visable from my seat around 2 meters away. Also it made the screen a fraction smaller and made everything seem more streched. Take my advice, if you want something as good as HDMI, get or stick with compenent cables. In my own opinion, compenent is just as a good as HDMI. My friend has the eilte, on the same sized tv as mine and I could see absolutley NO DIFFERENCE whatsoever. So don’t waste your money on this rubbish.
Customer Review: much better than Component and not far from HDMI
After seeing a 360 Elite via HDMI and a normal 360 via Component both on the same 32″ LCD TV, the difference was a lot more than i thought! Component gave slightly jagged edges to most objects and some colours just looked slightly off-hue, compared to HDMI which looked smoother and produced more normal colours. Annoyed that i’d bought a normal 360 before the Elite was released, I couldn’t see the point in paying around ?300 for a better picture, so for the sake of ?18 (ish) VGA was worth a try.. This cable is definitely worthwhile for the improvement it gives over Component - once the right resolution has been chosen for the TV/monitor it’s on (with a 32″ LCD @ 16:9 widescreen, 1360×768 seemed to look right), it’s very close to HDMI quality in both visual sharpness and colour realism.
Xbox 360 hard drive (20 GB) 
Expand your Xbox 360 experience with downloaded content. Save your games, Xbox Live? gamer profile, game demos, and custom soundtracks from your own music collection. The Xbox 360 Hard Drive also lets you play an array of original Xbox? games and even comes preloaded with an Xbox Live Arcade game, music, and videos.
List Price: ?69.99
Amazon Price: ?69.98
Used Price: ?39.99
Customer Review: If you want to get the most out of xbox live then get one
The 20gb drive has all the space you’ll need to download extra maps, game modes ect as well as loads of xbox live arcade games and videos etc. There’s no set price for the 120gb model in the uk as yet, and after using an xbox 360 for some time it’s reasonable to say that all that space will be wasted except for the most hardcore of the hardcore, or those who wish to fill it with mp3’s, which I would guess most tech freaks already have stored on their pc. So if your xbox 360 is hdless then this is the way to go. Expensive, yes, worth it, yes.
Customer Review: Not worth the price
If you are looking at this and you are thinking its right for you, its not, you are being conned at this price, I’ve been wanting the new 120GB hard drive for quite a while now, and although im still waiting the wait is worth it, this is because the HDD 120GB drive, is priced at 170 dollars, and a quick check on www.xe.com confirms that 170.00 USD (united state dollars) = 85.3642 GBP (United Kingdom pounds). So for 20 quid more, you are getting 100GB. Just think about it 
the 120GB drive is expected in around 30 days.
Xbox 360 : HD Cable Pro (VGA / Stereo / Optical) [SL-2312] 
The Xbox 360 Cable Pro allows you to connect your console to a computer monitor, or any LCD/Plasma screen with a VGA connector, for outstanding picture quality. Together with the VGA connector, the Xbox 360 Cable Pro also has stereo phono plugs as well as an optical output, which when connected to a decoder provides crystal clear digital audio. The stereo phono plugs can be connected directly next to the VGA connector on televisions or monitors with a VGA input.
Common Wireless Controller (Xbox 360/PC) 
Product Description Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows - game pad Device Type Game pad Compatible Game Consoles PC, Microsoft Xbox 360 Connectivity Technology Wireless Pointing Device / Manipulator Thumb stick, triggers Features Vibration System Requirements Microsoft Windows XP SP1 or later General Device Type Game pad Input Device Compatible Game Consoles PC, Microsoft Xbox 360 Connectivity Technology Wireless Max Operating Distance Up to 9.1 m Pointing Device / Manipulator Thumb stick, triggers Features Vibration Expansion / Connectivity Interfaces 1 x USB Software / System Requirements OS Required Microsoft Windows XP SP1 or later System Requirements Details Windows XP SP1 or later - Pentium - 300 MHz - RAM 128 MB - HD 150 MB
List Price: ?49.99
Amazon Price: ?29.98
Customer Review: Crossfire Wireless Receiver
Just to let people know, this package *does* include the Crossfire Wireless Receiver for Windows. Hopefully this will help people to avoid making the same mistake I did and end up ordering one separately.
Xbox 360 Replacements Screws Complete Set Whether you’ve accidentally stripped out some screws or a careless friend dropped one during a repair, fear no more! Your Xbox 360 can be whole again and just as sturdy as before. This includes a full set of replacement screws for the Xbox 360, including all screws needed for the case, the motherboard, the Power board, and the heatsinks.
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