The PS3 SX-3 Wireless Controller frees you from cumbersome wires. The SX-3 Wireless Controller features ultra-responsive dual analog sticks, directional pad and digital buttons, offering you precise control over all PS3 games. The SX-3 Wireless Controller also works on the PC with its USB connection, and it is compatible with all PC games that support USB controllers. SImply hook up the controller to your PC and Windows will install the driver automatically.
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first off there are no directions of how to set up to the ps3. Secondly it not woth the price because its not even simuluar to the origonal ps3 control because u need batterys to even use it. Your better off paying more for the real ps3 control.
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High quality video output for the sharpest, clearest picture
View Wii games in perfect 480p resolution
Extra long 8 foot cable for easy set up connection
Shielded cable for interference-free audio and video
Widescreen support
Product Description
Experience a new level of graphical clarity on the Wii with the HD-Link from Nyko. The HD-Link is designed to provide the best possible video and audio connection for the Nintendo Wii. Featuring high end Y, Bp, Pr component connections, the HD-Link provides full 480p resolution for your HDTV. The shielded 8 foot cable allows for interference-free audio and video in any entertainment setup while providing the best video and audio quality available for the Wii. The HD-Link is ideal for those who demand the most of their home electronics and want the best possible Wii experience.
This review is from: Nyko HD-Link for Wii (Accessory)
Some people are reviewing that they can tell the difference between the standard A/V cable that comes with the Wii (Red/White for audio signal, yellow for video signal) and this component cable (same Red/White for audio signal, but three separate video signal cable)...
So I thought I'd explain quickly the different. With one loan video signal cable (stand Wii, out of the box) your highest attainable resolution is 480i. The "i" stands for interlaced. What it means is that the video signal is interlaced into odd and even number vertical lines. You TV displays the odd lines first from top to bottom, then on a second pass, displays the even numbered lines from top to bottom. Then the cycle continues to repeat, refreshing the lines odd, even, odd even and you see "motion." All CRT TV (ones that have a Tube) the display is always interlaced video.
Now, in 480p, the "p" stands for progressive. In a progressive scan the entire image is refreshed top to bottom every pass... Read more
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This review is from: Nyko HD-Link for Wii (Accessory)
I decided to give these cables a shot since they were half the price of the official Nintendo component cables, and audio/video cables are a product well-known for some companies (you listening, Monster?) seriously trying to rip off consumers. I found these cables to work wonderfully; despite some other opinions, I think they make a significant improvement in picture quality, well worth fifteen bucks if you have an HDTV to hook your Wii up to. When compared to the composite cables that come with the system, object edges are really sharpened up. You don't need to pay $30-$50 for quality component cables. Highly recommended!
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This review is from: Nyko HD-Link for Wii (Accessory)
I bought these cables due to them being cheapest at the time, and they work fine.
To those stating they can't notice a performance difference, it's true that the picture quality is almost the same. However, if you're going to play your Wii on an HDTV, I would highly recommend component cables due to the fact that using the AV input on an HDTV requires it convert the incoming signal, which adds lag to the display. Not noticeable usually with something like a DVD player, but with games the added latency is very noticeable between your button press and the reaction of the HDTV. The difference between AV and Component lag was very noticeable in my experience (I tested this with Mario Galaxy on a ViewSonic 19" HDTV).
Although, if lag is your biggest concern, best to just use an old crummy non-flatscreen TV, as they still have the quickest response times (even vs. component) in my experience.
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