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Too many HDMI cables? Need a solution? Read on...
Published: 16:38, 29/08/2008 by Michael.
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We remember using Joytech’s fantastic RGB Scart Switcher Box for connecting four bits of Scart enabled gear to our TV. The nifty remote was awesome and it meant no fiddling around the back of the TV plugging/unplugging scart leads. Now Joytech are bringing out the same sort of device for HDMI cables.
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