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Try a HDMI cable for your monitor and connect the Xbox/PS3( I'm not sure if this works for PS3 ) to the monitor with the HDMI cable.
Yes, it is very possible to connect your PS3 to a computer monitor. To do this you will need to purchase a converter cable from PS3 to monitor input and use this to connect your PS3. The only drawback to this is your PS3 will not be outputting in HD, only SD.
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The PS3 is to be connected to a television or TV Monitor and not a computer monitor. In whatever country the PS3 was designed for the TV should also be for that same power supply
Press PS button and a battery symbol will appear at the top right of the screen showing amount of charge
Not as a system that lets you also have a portable for when you are not at home. The PS3 will work with a PSP or the new PS Vita and they also make a 3D PS3 display screen because Sony who makes electronics and also the PS3 creates a system for home entertainment even when your not at home.
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PS3 were designed for a TV or HDTV and not a computer monitor
Check your video input cable - if it comes loose you can get a blue screen depending on your monitor type. Check both ends, at the PS3 and at the display. If the connection is good, consider whether or not you've just moved your PS3 to another monitor (for example, from a display using Component Video to one that has HDMI or vice-versa). In such cases, the PS3's last display setting is still set, which means that it won't recognize a newer or different display since it's using the wrong output. You need to change the output display type before you shut it down and move it. Also try plugging it into a different display to ensure it's not a cable or problem between the PS3 and monitor you're using to narrow down the problem. Try a different cable as well. Remember that your monitor's input channel must be set right also. If you've accidentally changed the monitor input or the channel your PS3's input is on, it'll also give you the same screen.
If it has a television capability.
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