For HDMI it offers the 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p signals and for DVI supports 1280x1024, 1440x900 and 1680x1050. As you might expect the video processor needs power, but cleverly this is handled by ...

I’ve owned this HDMI upscaler for over a year now ... Thankfully, turning the Switch’s output resolution to 720p fixes this issue. And honestly, playing upscaled games with a form of anti ...

Last month VDIGI introduced the VD-W3 Wii HDMI Upscaler Processor, which, as the title suggests, upscales the Wii's video output to higher resolutions. The VD-W3 uses an external processing ...

The upscaler ... using an HDMI cable. The result is a cleaner, sharper image with accurate colours and minimal lag, as your TV will be working with an upscaled output up to 720p rather than ...

Marseille's mCable Gaming Edition is an HDMI cable that promises to improve ... so if it receives a 480p, 720p, or 1080p signal, the ASIC automatically kicks in and carries out its processing.

your television’s built-in upscaler can only do so much. You’ll also need to be picky about any HDMI converters you’re considering buying. While you can certainly find a cheap converter that ...

This $89.99 console is effectively a Super RetroTrio with a 720p upscaler built into it, outputting games over HDMI or RCA composite video. The Super RetroTrio Plus is physically almost identical ...

finding that while Auto SR-upscaled FSR 2 wasn't particularly attractive (effectively upscaling from 480p to 720p then to whatever output Auto SR uses), using the game's inbuilt TAA upscaler wasn ...

Pound’s adapter worked without a hitch. I got upscaled HDMI 720p video from my PlayStation 2. Here’s a quick clip I snagged from one of my favorite PS2 games, Capcom’s Bombastic. The Pound ...

and now retroUSB is pitching in with a console that promises an integrated HDMI output at 720p, along with support for all past, current and prospective future NES / Famicom cartridges.

More specifics about the directive from Sony regarding 3D content being capped at 720p have come to light. The issue isn’t actually with the PlayStation 3 itself, but rather the HDMI 1.4 ...