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    In an interview with Kotaku.com, Shane Kim, the corporate VP of Microsoft Game Studios, has spoken about 1080p support on Xbox 360 in the wake of news that a software update in the autumn for the console will introduce the output - without the need for an HDMI cable.

    The software update for the console will add the ability to display both games and films at this lofty resolution. Kim explained that "if it is running at 720p we will up-res it to 1080p, if it it's already 1080p then we can display it in 1080p." In what's surely a snipe at PS3 and Sony, he added, "this is a great example of our console's ability and the great advantage of being a software company."

    For those of you scratching your heads as to how a software update can fill in for the lack of an HDMI output, join the queue. Kim went on to explain Microsoft has "the ability to output either through VGA or component", and said "We have no HDMI announcement now."

    "We do have the capability to deliver the software and, if needed, the hardware," he added.

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    That was a smart move by Microsoft to hit Sony where it really hurts (the PS3's graphical power over the Xbox 360). I await this update.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wraggster
    "We do have the capability to deliver the software and, if needed, the hardware," he added.

    LOL

    thats pretty sneaky to add.. if needed the hardware..

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