POUND HDMI HD Link Cable - Compatible with PS1 and PS2 - HDMI Cable with RGB Display, 720p Resolution, Plus Micro USB Cable for Power
Brand: POUND

No game system boasts a library of games better than the PS 2.
Unfortunately, the PS classic games available for the PS2 console were not compatible with the PS3 or future versions. The good news is, the PS2 HD Link Cable by POUND makes it possible to play your PS2 games on your brand new television. As you may have guessed, our goal has always been to bring old-school games to the modernized world, and with this PS 2 HDMI converter cable, you can do just that.

We tap into the PS2's native RGB signal to create excellent color reproduction and higher fidelity image quality than can be achieved with standard AV cables. This also affords the PS2 HDMI cable backwards compatibility with the original Sony PS console. Yes, you read that right! Play your PSX or PS using the PS2 HDMI converter cable.

SHARPER TEXT AND TEXTURES
Say goodbye to blurry textures and text. The POUND HD Link Cable produces a nice, crisp image so you can focus on the game.

PSX & PSONE GAMES
Enjoy your PS games in stunning graphical clarity. Your childhood never looked this good.

GREATER DYNAMIC RANGE
Say goodbye to crushed blacks and blown out highlights. The PS2 HDMI adapter cable's colors have been calibrated for the PS 2 and the PS 1.

PS 2 ON HDTV: play the vast library of classic PS 2 games on the best selling console of all time with a 4k TV, with our HDMI link cable
FOR PS2 AND PS1: backwards-compatible with the original PSX/PSOne models, as well as PS 2. Relive the largest video game libraries ever
RGB DISPLAY: our HDMI cord uses the PS2’s native RGB signal to display games, for better color reproduction and sharpness than a traditional AV cable
RESOLUTION UPSCALER: PS 2 HDMI cable ups the original 240p and 480i display on PS1 and PS2 to 720p, for maximum compatibility with new TVs
POWER BOOST: includes Micro USB cable to provide more power to the console. Supplement your PS2 system to reduce stress on its 20-year-old power supply