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Dell 3008WFP with DisplayPort Now Available

2008-01-04

Dell's DisplayPort-capable 3008WFP LCD monitors are available now, allowing consumers to enter the DisplayPort market without sacrificing DVI or HDMI connectivity.


 

Dell Joins DisplayPort Party

2007-11-13

Dell has announced that their next 30" LCD, the 3008WXP, will include DisplayPort as one of its input options.


 

NEC Releases Desktop Monitors with HDMI

2007-09-13

NEC recently released a new line of their AccuSync LCD monitors. These new models include HDMI input, adding a little more fuel to the DisplayPort vs HDMI vs DVI struggle.


 

WHDI Offers Wireless HDMI at 1080P

2007-08-28

Wireless HDMI at full 1080p has become a reality as Amimon ships their WHDI chipset to HDTV manufacturers. This interface allows full HD video and audio to transmit wirelessly in perfect clarity.


 

DisplayPort Video Cards are Coming

2007-08-01

Hot on the heels of Samsung's announcement of a DisplayPort LCD display, ATI has revealed plans for a DisplayPort video card. This card should be available in early 2008, just in time for Samsung's monitor.


 

DisplayPort LCD Monitor Announced

2007-07-25

Samsung has recently announced their upcoming 30-inch DisplayPort LCD monitor. This ultra high resolution monitor takes advantage of the new DisplayPort open standard, which supports much higher bandwidth than current display standards like DVI.


 

Component Video - Standard vs High-Def

2006-11-24

Component video is the last of the standard-definition display standards and the first of the high-definition standards, but not at the same time. Paying careful attention to how your component video hardware is setup can make the difference between standard and high definition, and here's why.


 


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