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Composite cables and their standard definition images will continue to be looked down upon with mild distain.
The memo, which was obtained byKotaku, stated that Sony would begin shipping the new PS3 "K" chassis this week, and that GameStop employees should be aware of the changes so that they can advise customers of the HDMI cable requirement for HD output.
The most notable (real) change to the “K” chassis is that an HDMI connection will be required to play Blu-ray movies in their full resolution, which is in response to the Advanced Access Content System's Final Adopter Agrement (AACS), a standard DRM for Blu-ray disks. The AACS new requirements state that by 2014, new Blu-ray players won't be allowed to support component ports.
