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.

You might be aware by now that Sony views your continued use of component cables with a console that has a perfectly good HDMI port as something of an affront. Or at least, that’s the way it’s been ...

Both models of the Japanese PlayStation 3 will be packaged with only composite (red, white, and yellow) cables, according to a report from uber-popular gaming magazine Famitsu. We've talked to death ...

Update: Sony confirmed to Ars that the document is inaccurate, and HD games will still work over component cable. You have a few options when it comes to connecting your PS3 to your high-definition ...

QUESTION: Will the upcoming PS3 be able to connect to my current HDTV at its maximum resolution? It's a 30" Philips HDTV (16x10 aspect) with COMPONENT cable input (no HDMI). Thanks in advance. BTW ...

Congratulations. You’ve braved the elements and crowds, or maybe just braved the grossly inflate resale prices, but however it was managed; you have come into the possession of a PlayStation 3.

As game developers start pushing the PlayStation 3’s capabilities to the max you may start to wonder; what is the best way to watch these high-definition games? Assuming that you already have your HD ...

When the PS3 launched to Japan on 11/11, those wanting to connect the system to a high def set without using the included composite AV cables had only one choice: purchase a PS2 branded D-terminal, ...

The PS3 has gradually shed features over its lifespan — like PS2 backwards compatibility and OtherOS. That's happening again with the latest revision of the PS3 hardware, but it's not entirely Sony's ...

Yesterday a report from a GameStop employee surfaced that said that the new PS3 model would require a HDMI cable to play HD games on your HDTV, leaving users who connect their PS3s via component cable ...

A new series of PS3 is ready to hit the market. The CECH-3000 series may look identical to the current PS3 Slim, but it's actually lighter weight, draws less power, and will offer larger hard drives.