Component video cable, in just a few years, has gone from being a relatively uncommon and esoteric way to hook up video devices to being the near-universal analog video signal standard for home ...

How you connect the Xbox 360 to your TV could mean the difference between brilliant visuals and mediocre picture quality. If you have an HDTV you're going to want to use component cables to hook up ...

Xbox 360’s loose fiber optic connection in the past, noting that it is such a poor oversight on Microsoft’s part. Since we didn’t want to use crazy glue or a twisty tie, we went for the next best ...

I did a search on this and got nothing. <BR><BR>My question is, is the Monster Cable component video better than the component video adapter that Playstation makes? I don't know if its better to dish ...

A guy I know wants to have the component video output (along with analog stereo and optical digital audio) of his Xbox (HD-DVD player, mostly) go to his whole house distribution system while at the ...

If your notebook has a VGA display, you must use a VGA connector to output the video signal. If you have another device that connects through an RGB component cable and want to connect it to the VGA ...

A three-wire or five-wire cable set used to hook up TVs and other video equipment via the analog component video interface. The three wires are red, green and blue for video, and the five wires are ...

Though Nintendo decided against jumping on the High-Definition bandwagon, the Wii isn't incapable of generating something better than archaic 480i resolution. By means of Component Video Cables, the ...

Monster has been in the accessory business for quite a while and has a long tradition of offering premium cabling options for home theaters and gaming consoles. Overkill has never been in the ...

All common video signal types--composite, RF, s-video, component, SDI, and the various flavors of RGB--are ordinarily run in coaxial cables, or, as the shorthand term goes, "coax." The features of ...

Component video’s glory days are behind it. Sony might even be getting rid of it on future PS3 models. But, if this is true, it’s likely more to do with the Blu-ray’s restrictions than Sony’s hatred ...