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IMPORTANT: Pay close attention to which direction your port is facing, which will tell you which kind of right angle you need, 90 degree or 270 degree. An HDMI port looks like a letter "D", and note which direction the rounded side of the "D" faces. This cable works for ports where the rounded side faces forward where the cable runs in the opposite direction. Some call this cable 270 degree. There seem to be a lot more 90 degree cables out there where the rounded side is in the direction that the cable runs. I needed one where the rounded side faced forward, and after searching I landed on this cable. There are flexible adapters that can bend either way, but they usually stick out farther and tend to have poor reviews that report failure. I really needed this direction that this cable supports, and am very happy that it solves my need.
This is a standard Video+Audio v1.3 HDMI cable. It only supports video+audio, which is standard for most people with cable boxes, DVRs, DVD or Blu-ray players, etc. But if you need this cable to carry a wired internet signal to your TV passing it through from some other device, then you should look for a v1.4 cable or a v1.3 that says "with Ethernet". This, being v1.3, also doesn't have what v1.4 adds -- 3D and audio-return. If you don't need the TV to send audio back to something like a receiver through this same cable, and if you don't have 3D, then you should be vine with normal HD video & audio. You can find more about HDMI specs on Wikipedia if you are unsure about differences.
