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 Looks Great, PS2 Compatible March 29, 2007
Sean (Columbus, OH)
43 out of 45 found this review helpful
The product summary doesn't mention it, but the box these come in DOES state that it's for use with Playstation 3 and Playstation 2.
I actually bought these for use with my Playstation 2 and was not disappointed. The difference between the output on the standard cable and this cable on a 61" HDTV is enormous! God of War looked blurry before, but now running it in progressive widescreen mode (480p) the difference is like night and day. Gran Turismo 4 outputs to 1080i and is amazing!
If you have HDTV and a Playstation 2 get this cable, don't worry that the product description doesn't mention playstation 2, the box does.
Make Your PS2 better May 6, 2007
E. Fave
17 out of 20 found this review helpful
I was pretty ignorant of the difference a component cable could make. When we bought an much bigger HDTV, the PS2 games looked really awful on it. All washed out and grainy. Of course some people in the house felt the answer was a PS3 but I couldn't bring myself to drop 600 on it at this time so...for 20 bucks I ordered this cable. I was shocked at how much clearer and crisper the picture is on the games. It's not HD but its not too shabby. For a savings of 580 I can live with it for a good long time and so can the whiny tech obsessed males of the household. It was worth the money and I recommend it.
Same as PS2 one, but better quality November 3, 2007
E. Wilkinson (East Northport, NY United States)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I didn't realize that the one I have on my PS2 would work on my PS3 when I ordered this.
I was so impressed by the quality that I kept it and am currently using it (as opposed to using the PS2 one that I already had).
Well made - does the job. BUT if your TV supports HDMI use the HDMI NOT this...
You need this for your PS3 March 19, 2007
Alaa S. AL Sinan (Dhahran ,saudi arabia)
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
If Your TV has a component input you should buy this even if it is not high definition (projectors and projection TV's are the most noticeable) you will notice the colors and the image are much better. However some people will not see it is not important if any difference.
So if you are building a home theater you probably already have it, if you just want to play and do not really think there is room for improvement, just stick to the supplied cable.
Maximum resolution with this is 1080p but on LCD's for some reason i noticed the colors take time to adjust and the white objects look like they are glowing and there seems to a lot of noise,even with noise reduction feature but i did not face any of that with the HDMI cable
 Does not upconvert April 29, 2008
Daniel L. Edson (Columbus, OH)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
Go with HDMI or DVI-HDMI if you can. PS3 can not upconvert dvds through this cable, it can only upconvert through the hdmi.
I actually had a difficult time getting this cable to work with my tv. I have an older Samsung hdtv which doesn't allow 480i in at the component connectors. As such, it took a while to adjust the video settings on the PS3. The second problem was when I went to play an old dvd, it wouldn't play on the tv because of the same 480i issue. Since component cables are not allowed to carry upconverted signals, the signal from old dvds is 480i, which doesn't make much sense with getting a PS3 to act as a BluRay, and I assume your only dvd, player.
So my old hdtv has DVI in but no HDMI, so I went with a cheap DVI-HDMI cable from Amazon, and that solved my problems. The audio is routed through the RCA stereo plugs, but one could also use the optical out for audio. DVI does not carry audio signals like HDMI does.
I am no longer using this cable.
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