Monitors may be core peripheral devices for PCs, but there are plenty of other uses for these displays aside from being ...

If you wanted to create a VGA card, you might think about using an FPGA. But there are simpler ways to generate patterns, including an old-fashioned EPROM, as [DrMattRegan] points out in a recent v… ...

Okay , lets get the first part out of the way. The simple answer is yes , you can plug a VGA monitor into an Xserver when it's on. The correct answer however is no. Don't do it.

As it turns out, there’s quite a conversation going on while the monitor and the computer decide how to get along, and sniffing out VGA communications can reveal some pretty fascinating stuff ...

Early Prime Day cut this Sansui monitor to just $81.99, which is wild for 100Hz refresh, USB-C input, and HDR support. It’s ...

Connect the VGA box to your monitor using the VGA cable. Plug the VGA box into an electrical outlet and turn it on, if it has an "ON" switch. Turn on the VGA monitor and the VCR.

A very good guide overall, but, almost any laptop that’s new enough to still be viable will achieve 1920 x 1080 through its VGA port. I have connected many monitors to VGA ports at 1920 x 1080.

Older laptops may have legacy outputs like VGA or mini-DisplayPort, too. While it won't necessarily be easy to find a compatible monitor to work with those standards, they're still a viable ...

If you need a VGA cable to connect to an older projector or monitor, we recommend picking up Plugable’s USB-C to VGA Cable. The 6-foot cable puts out 1920×1080 resolution at 60 Hz for a ...