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The PS3 launched in November 2006 as Sony’s HD console, sold on Blu-ray and 1080p for as much as $599. The only video cable in the box was the composite AV cable, the same yellow, red and white kind the PS2 came with, and composite tops out at 480i. So if you used what came in the box, you were playing in standard definition, and an HDMI cable cost extra. Sony never gave an official reason, but the one reported at the time was that most buyers didn’t own an HD TV yet. Estimates of how many American homes had one that year ranged from about a sixth to a third. #minecraft #gaming #technology #bytetalk #playstation #ps3 #viralshorts #shorts

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