27" iMac video in

Hi, again...
I was seeing some older topics about the video in included in the 27" iMac. It seemed that many wanted to hook an Xbox or a Playstation 3 on that display, but it seems that there is no adaptor. Have you found any? What about HDMI-to-DVI and then DVI-to-MiniDisplay Port?
is that available? Could it work? Anyone tried it?

Thank's!
So
1) http://cgi.ebay.com/Converter-Adapter-PC-HDTV-VGA-and-Audio-HDMI-1QR-/3601560313 91?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LHDefaultDomain0&hash=item53daf8e99f
2) http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=508267
I think i should croos fingers, because that product don't sell in Russia, so i need to arder them via Ebay and hope that it will work for me

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