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Stories on
vga
CNET.co.uk has 7 stories on vga
One gadget that does it all
Digital Living Large screen, preferably VGA, for viewing photos3. HP iPAQ rx3715: not VGA and no memory3.palmOne LifeDrive: seems to do it all (although not VGA), not sure about sync with Microsoft apps and has had some iffy reviews4.
15 November 2005, 16:37
Handhelds with big screens
Digital Living They feature both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and have VGA screens, so you get a nice, sharp display. I need a reliable PDA with a large screen and Wi-Fi. I also want to be able to use it with an accessory keyboard.
9 May 2005, 16:52
How do I get more HDMI ports on my TV?
Digital Living If your TV doesn't have a component input, you can buy an adaptor that will allow you to use the VGA input to view these signals. My Toshiba 32WL56 has only one HDMI port, which is already used by the Sky HD Box.
9 May 2007, 18:23
How can I connect more devices to the back of my TV?
Digital Living Alternatively, you can use either analogue component or VGA inputs with some HD sources. With the arrival of HDTV, Blu-ray, HD DVD, the XBox 360, the PS3 and so on, I am running out of connections at the back of my TV.
16 August 2006, 12:54
Mobile phones to upgrade your life
Digital Living More importantly, it's not all looks and no brains, featuring a bright colour screen, a 3-megapixel camera, 3G connectivity, built-in stereo speakers, FM radio and a VGA camera for video calls. Meet the upgraders
28 November 2006, 16:06
Build the ultimate quiet PC
Digital Living As you can see from picture 3 onwards, we've removed the standard ATI cooling fan with a Zalman VF900-Cu dual-heatpipe VGA cooler (£28 from Quiet PC). Having a high-speed PC is every techie's dream. Unfortunately, fast PCs generate significant heat...
7 September 2006, 16:49
How do I connect my laptop to my television?
Digital Living You'll either have a choice of D-Sub (VGA), DVI, or in some cases HDMI inputs. I have DivX movies on my laptop that I want to play through my television. They're karaoke movies, so I really want to get them running through the big television so the...
25 October 2006, 16:26
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