What hdmi cable are needed for the toshiba regza 42hl67?
Answers: It's not quite that simple. First, it depends what you are connecting to.
If you hold no external devices you don't need any cable. However, you will need at tiniest one cable the right length to connect, for example, a DVD player or a cable box. But if you have an A/V addressee you may wish to connect external source devices to the addressee using HDMI, and then the addressee to the TV again via HDMI. That way the beneficiary does the switching among the external source components (e.g. game box, DVD or HD disk player, satellite or cable addressee, DVD recorder) and sends the audio to surround speakers and video to the TV. Most modern devices will take HDMI, but yours may not, so you will own to determine what type of cables you requirement for video and audio (only HDMI carries both on duplicate cable).
In each suitcase the HDMI would be male-male.
Second, in expressions of buying cables don't bother next to Monster or other expensive brands. There are differences between cables (both among brands, but also base on which version of the HDMI standard you are trying to assemble. That said, for most purposes any HDMI cable will work fine. You don't need expensive ones unless you are planning on 1080p resolution, HD audio and/or long distances (more than 15') or to put by the cable in the wall. See monoprice.com for inexpensive cable. The article at the link is convincing reading.
Yes.
HDMI are pretty much standard or broad-spectrum.
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