Gefen today announced the availability of its 1×4 VGA Hub, a small metallic box that connects to the computer on one side and outputs to four VGA video monitors on the other side. With the 1×4 VGA Hub ...

At $100, the Aukey Multiport USB-C Hub might seem overpriced, but VGA doesn’t come cheap. On other compact adapters that include VGA, you pay $50 to $80 for just VGA, passthrough power, and a ...

This hub offers a triple display output with two HDMI ports and a VGA port; it also includes a Gigabit Ethernet port, but otherwise has very limited connectivity — only a single USB 3.1 port and ...

Connect up to three monitors with VGA and two HDMI Get a wired connection to the internet with RJ45 Ethernet Power up your laptop with 87W PD fast charging and USB-C Have three old-school USB 3.0 ...

Dubbed the "hottest webcam" this world has ever seen (um, no), this unit packs a 1.3-megapixel camera, VGA capture abilities, auto focus / auto brightness and the real kicker, a 2-port USB hub.

A USB-C hub monitor will remove numerous cords from your desk. Instead of connecting peripherals to your PC, you can connect them to the monitor, which then connects to your PC over USB-C. Laptops ...

The best most project have attained is the original VGA standard, 640×480. Now that we have fast ARMs sitting around, we can bump that up to 800×600, like [Karl] did with an STM32F4 Discovery board.

His previous VGA on ESP32 used the I2S peripheral and sacrificed some of the available bits to create sync pulses, while this version is not only faster but also includes dedicated sync hardware.

We've seen most of our customers depreciate VGA almost entirely by end of 2017. Took about 6 years. Good riddance. As far as latency I have no idea. We have a handful of DP to VGA situations among ...

VGA (aka PC-RGB, D-sub 15) The old-school VGA connector is a cable of last resort. It's not too common anymore, and hardly ever found on TVs. A recent e-mail asked about it, so I'm including it.