Question about Philips 60PP9352 60" Rear Projection Television

What HDMI to DVI-D cable will work with Philips 60PP9352 60 in. Rear Projection Television? Please help. I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find one.

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Get an HDMI to DVI adaptor and use a generic HDMI cable.

Lots of DVI MALE to HDMI FEMALE adaptors out there:

Ultralink, Monoprice, Monster etc.

Posted on Jan 01, 2010

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