Reader Mike ordered a new Dell system that came with a 21.5-inch LCD monitor. Although the monitor includes VGA, DVI, and HDMI inputs, it included only a VGA cable–even though the setup instructions ...
Jason covers desktop applications and help desk utilities, including reviews geared toward the IT end-user support function. Jason is the PC infrastructure manager for Harcros Chemicals, a worldwide ...
The popularity of Apple's MacBook Pro and Air laptops is one of the reasons that Mac sales have increased while PC sales are waning. But if there's one thing that the laptop experience is lacking, ...
Earnest question, and a bit of a dumb question, while not trying to rag on VGA. As the COVID lockdown dragged on in the earlier months, people started springing for monitors to WFH. I was lucky enough ...
Adding a second monitor is a great way to improve your business productivity. Instead of continually switching between programs, you can open two full-screen programs at the same time. This is ...
Extending your desktop with a second monitor allows you to display two different applications on separate screens. You can leave your email open on one monitor, for example, while composing a business ...
The Broadcom SOC in the Raspberry Pi is actually surprisingly powerful, it turns out. It’s actually capable of driving a VGA monitor through the GPIO pins using a handful of resistors. [Gert van Loo], ...
Jason covers desktop applications and help desk utilities, including reviews geared toward the IT end-user support function. Jason is the PC infrastructure manager for Harcros Chemicals, a worldwide ...
To be fair, the original question was why do monitors still come with VGA? And the answer seems to be that most don't because the vast majority of screens will look fuzzy over a VGA connection.
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