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Old 04-23-2008, 01:08 PM   #7
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There are lots of sticky threads in all the usual forums saying how HDMI V1.3 adds very little useful functionality.

Firstly, lets be very clear about video formats. DVD and Blu-ray do not, and will not, support deep colour. I think that's a great shame, and I've been holding a candle for that option for a couple of years, but it's not going to happen. The door has closed on the specs.

Deep colour is only likely to be used by new HD camcorders and some video games. If that's you, then it may be worthwhile, but if you only want to use a PS3, HDMI V1.1 is quite sufficient.

BTW, HDMI V1.1 can carry 1080p24 video, but obviously some manufacturers chose not to implement it. Damn technology.

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