Does the 60GB PS3 come with a HDMI cable?

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#1 Tom1243
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I always thought it did, but in work yesterday i was reading the box, and the pictures of whats in it, and there was no HDMI Cable. I thought it came with one?
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#2 InfamousM
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Nope just composite cables.
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#3 BazZz666
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no cable in europe!! :?
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#4 Tom1243
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Really? No cables in Europe. Do other reigons get it?
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#5 BazZz666
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at least not with the starterbox.. you have to buy it seperetly..:shock:
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#6 pigsybum
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you sure? in asia, there's composit. component and HDmi are to be bought seperately
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#8 rockstar_88
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Nope. A little off topic I know but does anyone know how to check how much space there is left on the PS3's HDD?dahaka_1
I think you have to go under [Settings] -> [System Information], but I'm going on very vague memory. It's on there somewhere though, the PS3 already preuses 5 GB of memory, so you realistically only have 55 GB to work with. As for the HDMI question, no, but don't buy HDMI cables at a retail store. They're ridiculously overpriced, especially the brand names. You can find a cheap one on the internet around $12, and the quality is barely, if even different from a $60 one.
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#9 naruske101
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nope i bought my hdmi cable
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#10 RodJR
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nope sry
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#11 junk56
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you can use your composites to play in HD up to 1080i but if you REALLY want the highest possible audio and video, then you shuold get HDMI. Otherwise if u have a TV smaller than 37" and you don't have 1080p then just stick with those composite
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#12 dtshakuras
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Junk56, I think you mean component cables instead.   You cant get no where near 1080i with composites.