A Sony brand HDMI cable can be purchased at any Sony store. You can also buy them at Best Buy, Futureshop, Canadian Tire, Staples. All electronic stores carry them.
The best HDMI cable is not necessary or recommended. Walmart sells Sony PS3 HDMI cables and you to even upgrade to a higher cost and quality Sony HDMI Cable. That is what I did only because Walmart was out of the PS3 HDMI cables when I got the PS3 went to purchase a HDMI cable. I purchased a Flat Sony HDMI cable for $45. You can pay over $100 for an HDMI cable and still not have the best and not be able to tell the reception from another name brand cable sold for $20. I plugged other devices (Sony Camera, Cable Box) into the Sony BR6 HDTV with Belkin HDMI cables and get fine reception.
Yes, use your manaul on your Sony PSP3 to instruct you on connecting it to your TV. Also, you'll need an HDMI cable to make the connection. These can be purchased at most retailers.
Connecting the PS3 to a HDTV with HDMI inputs is best rather than only good when using an HDMI cable. It allows a single cable to easily connect with an excellent connection and only a single plug and also allows a sync between the two devices. When I put a disc in the PS3 the TV turns on and switches to the PS3 from my Cable box. If the TV is already on it switches the HDTV from cable over to the PS3 and back when I turn off the PS3. The PS3 HDMI cable sold by Sony is a good quality cable and support all the features of the PS3, namely HDMI 1.4A with 3D video. It is also cheaper than some other HDMI cables that are sold in the TV area of most consumer electronics stores. When I purchased by HDMI cable at Walmart that store was out of the PS3 HDMI cable and I purchased the Sony Flat HDMI cable for a little more. Most named brand cables work fine and you should never pay full retail for a HDMI cable. You do not have to purchase a PS3 cable and many of the other Sony cables work fine. Currently Walmart has the Sony HDMI Cable w/ USB Cable Pack (PS3) for $34.97 and it is the same price as just the Sony 6.5' HDMI Cable (PS3) and without the extra charging cable
Yes, but a monster HDMI cable is very expensive and it would be cheaper to just trust Sony and buy a Sony PS3 HDMI cable from Walmart or other discount store
Yes. A USB cable is under standardization like an HDMI cable. I like to keep my PS3 components restricted to Sony and purchased the 2 pack of Sony USB cables at amazon for the PS3 for $10 that have a normal USB to plug into the PS3 and a Smaller to plug into the controller. I also went to Walmart and Purchased a Sony flat HDMI Cable for $ 40 when I got the system. I also went with the Sony Charging Station for the Move controllers from Amazon for $20. I know that other good products are available for each of my Sony Purchases and some like HDMI cable can be made to a much higher standard. For the USB 4 Port hub I chose a Belkin The same USB Sony PS3 2 Pack I purchased at amazon for $10 are now $37 and I would have just ordered the single Sony PS3 USB cable for $10
The AV cable that comes with the PS3 is not for HDTV set up. You need to purchased a HDMI cable or a Sony PS3 component cable and then it should work.
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Any standard HDMI cable can be used with the Playstation 3. The connector on the Playstation 3 unit itself is simply a standard HDMI output.
Yes, the Sony PlayStation 3 HDMI Cable, product number 98349, is capable of carrying 3D content, provided you have a 3D-capable television.
Yes. Hdmi cables are all the same. They are not console specific
You don't. You either connect the PS3 to your HDTV with HDMI and the Comcast box to your HDTV with HDMI cables like I used to have or you connect the PS3 and Comcast Box with HDMI cables like I did to my home theater and then connect the home theater to the HDTV with a HDMI cable. My Comcast box is HD and I have a Sony HDTV and Sony Home Theater equipped with a HDMI repeater. If you are talking about connection for the internet it is not done with a HDMI cable, but an ethernet cable