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Newsweek: Why your HDTV doesn't need pricey cables
With profits margins on televisions shrinking, many stores rely on overpriced accessories to make up the difference. HDMI cables command some of the highest margins in the store, and managers push their sales staff to push them on you. But you don't need a $100 cable -- you can get one for $7. Full story
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Agreement on standards, premium costs for sets and service are issues


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