Yesterday, we reported on a document, sent to Gamestop locations and obtained by Kotaku, that indicated Sony was disabling high-definition content via component cables. In discussing the latest PS3 ...
I have been running my PS3 via HDMI to my 1080P LCD for six months now. In the last couple of days, there has been some very noticeable artifacting (I guess that is what you would call it) on the TV.
PS3 bundles that include a copy of LittleBigPlanet GOTY Edition and a 6ft HDMI cable were spotted in the wild at Fry's Electronics. Granted, you can pretty much buy HDMI cables rather cheaply now and ...
Source: A GameStop memo leaked to gaming blog Kotaku. What we heard: The PlayStation 3's built-in Blu-ray player is an irrefutable advantage that Sony has in the current-generation game console race.
North American consumers planning to purchase a 60GB PlayStation 3 will need to purchase a HDMI cable separately if they want to fully exploit the console's graphics capabilities. That's according to ...
It's time to update your HDMI cable.
We've all heard the news by now. If not, here: Sony isn't shipping high-end PS3's with the HDMI cables. Now, reminiscing back to the days worked in Office Max, we always warned customers buying a ...
While it didn't see fit to include one in the box (ours notwithstanding), Sony's more than happy to sell you an HDMI cable to keep your brand-new PlayStation 3 Sony-branded through and through, ...
There was already enough wailing and gnashing of teeth over the fact that PS3 won't ship with an HDMI cable. Now it seems as if -- at least in Japan -- it won't include component video cables, either.
Sony’s PlayStation 3–once an unattainably boutique-priced $600, now a more sanely-priced $300–never got around to bundling an HDMI cable. This, despite Sony frequently touting the system’s ...
Yesterday, a Gamestop document posted on the net implied Sony was getting rid of high-definition content through the use of component cables with newer PS3 models. However, Sony has told Ars Technica ...