Is it possible to use composite cables for component video? The plugs and ports look similar and my guess is that the colors of the plugs are arbitrary as long as they match between the dvd player and ...

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 ...

An article over at Tom's Guide makes the case that component cables are superior to HDMI, describing those who extol the latter's virtues as "half-witted." The piece has less signal in it than a cable ...

With the Nintendo Wii's component cables going for $100 on eBay (and one person asking for $200), the callous fiends at GameSpot mock our lack thereof with a series of composite cable vs. component ...

Those stupid cables. A person can spend thousands of dollars on their HDTV and audio/video equipment only to turn around and spend a thousand more on quality cables. People will scoff at pricey cables ...

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...

As we move into the next-generation, standards for audio and video formats are heightening. To keep up with these demands Nintendo has included a fully digital video output on GameCube. Since all ...

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 ...

Nintendo's store says the Wii Component Cable is sold out and more will be in on Nov. 28. Play-asiao is saying Dec. 02 for their arrivals. I see none on eBay. Does anyone know where one can find a Wii ...

Having a hard time coming by Nintendo's official component cables for Wii? Don't fret. Third party peripheral maker Nyko has you covered. The company at CES 2007 announced its own Wii component cables ...

Those HDTV owners lucky enough to have a Wii may well know the sting of the Wii component cable shortage; with the ~$2 part (cost, not retail) fetching upwards of $100 on eBay, we think Blaze may have ...