How many ways can a ps3 connect to a tv/viewing device

Hey, i know its an odd question

but its its HDMI, component cable... there's another one right?

HDMI (best way, gets you 1080p)

Component (green, blue, red) (great connection, gets you 480p, 720p, 1080i, and i think sony's brand said it can do 1080p on some TVs)

Composite (yellow, red, white) (standard A/V connection, gets you 480i)

S-Video (a small step up from Composite, gets you 480i)

VGA/RGB/computer connection (kinda in between Component and HDMI, get you 1080p but the colors may be washed out and a lot of TVs only support VGA at 720p) good if you're using your ps3 on a computer monitor

Coaxial (one step down from Composite) (gets you 480i, its the standard 1-plug that people use for cable tv that you screw into the back of your tv, outdated kinda)

EDIT: There is also DVI which is one step down from HDMI but I would just stay away from it since its becoming outdated and its actually pretty confusing.

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HDMI (best way, gets you 1080p)

Component (green, blue, red) (great connection, gets you 480p, 720p, 1080i, and i think sony's brand said it can do 1080p on some TVs)

Composite (yellow, red, white) (standard A/V connection, gets you 480i)

S-Video (a small step up from Composite, gets you 480i)

VGA/RGB/computer connection (kinda in between Component and HDMI, get you 1080p but the colors may be washed out and a lot of TVs only support VGA at 720p) good if you're using your ps3 on a computer monitor

Coaxial (one step down from Composite) (gets you 480i, its the standard 1-plug that people use for cable tv that you screw into the back of your tv, outdated kinda)

EDIT: There is also DVI which is one step down from HDMI but I would just stay away from it since its becoming outdated and its actually pretty confusing.

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