In 1987, IBM introduced the VGA video standard and the first VGA monitors, in league with IBM’s PS/2 line of computers. Almost every analog video standard since then has built off of VGA (and ...

VGA's pin 9 offered 5V at as much as 1A, sufficient power to run quite a few things. It was meant to run the EDID on the monitor, but rarely actually did.

VGA was developed in 1987 by IBM. VGA cables have fifteen pins, arranged in rows of five. ... Thus, a purely analog signal is carried over a VGA cable to the monitor. Advertisement.

Hey guys. I'm in a bit of a mix especially since I don't have the money to buy a new computer/laptop.I bought a Rosewill KVM from Newegg the other day. For $20 it seemed like a decent unit. I used ...

Making a microcontroller speak to a VGA monitor has been a consistent project in our sphere for years, doing the job for which an IBM PC of yore required a plug-in ISA card. Couldn’t a microc… ...

IBM on Thursday expanded its recall of certain 15-inch monitors, saying hundreds of thousands more units have a potentially faulty part that could create a fire hazard. The computing giant issued ...

Lenovo also included a DVI-to-VGA adapter for use with older VGA monitors. The Monitor Adapter has a DL-3100 chip from DisplayLink, which offers resolutions of up to 2048×1152, with support for ...

Fred Zlotnick,Maxim Integrated Products In 1987 IBM introduced the VGA video standard using RGB analog signals, which specifies a 640x480-pixel format with 60 Hz refresh rate ...

Adapters are available to connect VGA monitors to laptops that have HDMI or DisplayPort. NPD In-Stat is forecasting shipments of devices with DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort to pass 2 billion by 2015.

The IBM ThinkVision L200p is a 20.1-inch UXGA monitor with a direct price of $949, which is a bit above average for this class of display. For the premium price, however, it does not deliver ...

Following are the standards since the advent of the IBM PC in 1981, and except for VGA, all of them send digital signals to the monitor. See screen resolution .

The updated recall notice, posted Thursday on IBM's Web site and that of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, expands the recall to cover monitors made between June 1997 and September 1998 ...