Apologies if this is a very basic question. I've been out of the PC world for some time, and I'm helping (via long-distance) my parents set up a new Dell Inspiron 660s and connect it to their ...

There’s no doubt in my mind that if you’re using a computer, ... DVI (Native) DVI to HDMI (with included adapter) DVI to VGA (with included adapter) USB 3.0 Micro. Chipset. DisplayLink DL-3500.

HDMI is really best for connecting a PC to an HDTV. Consequently, I’d go with a DVI cable. That’ll give you a pure digital signal (VGA is analog) and a much sharper picture at higher resolutions.

There’s no doubt in my mind that if you’re using a computer, you’re using a display of some sorts; a PC isn’t much use without one. Having a single display is fine for most people, it’s ...

SlimPort also offers (or will offer in the near future) VGA and DVI out as well. So have a peek at this HDMI adapter or check out the rest of the collection at SlimPort – you'll be paying right ...

This adapter plugs into the USB port on any notebook or desktop and can support full 1080p output. Once you get that DVI port going, you can use an adapter to turn the DVI into a HDMI cable that ...

Then Gefen’s DVI+SPDIF to HDMI adapter was made for you. The box is simple, and almost qualifies as small: plug your video card into its DVI […] Skip to main content.

Some users have worked around the problem with a Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter that in turn feeds a DVI to HDMI cable, ... In AV systems, there's generally one display, and many sources, ...

I am pondering getting a new video card. Currently I have a Radeon R9 200 with dual dvi outputs - I bought it for that specifically iirc as I didn't want to run dvi and hdmi separately to each of ...

HDMI is the de facto standard for connecting a monitor to a Mac and has been for many years, but there are many older Macs out there that can't be easily connected to that modern connector. Here's ...