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20M VGA Cable

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A VGA cable (Video Graphics Array) is a type of connector and cable used to transmit video signals from a device (like a computer, laptop, or gaming console) to a display, such as a monitor or projector. It’s a standard that was introduced in the 1980s and has been widely used for decades.
Here are a few key things about VGA cables:
Analog Signal: VGA transmits an analog signal, meaning the image quality can degrade over long distances or with poor-quality cables.
15-pin Connector: VGA cables typically have a 15-pin connector (3 rows of 5 pins), which can be identified by its trapezoidal shape.
Resolution Limitations: VGA supports a variety of resolutions, but it’s not as high as newer standards like HDMI or DisplayPort. It typically supports resolutions up to 1080p, but with potential degradation in image quality compared to digital connections.
Legacy Technology: VGA is considered outdated, with digital standards like HDMI, DisplayPort, and DVI now offering better performance (e.g., higher resolutions, better color accuracy, and digital sound).

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A VGA cable (Video Graphics Array) is a type of connector and cable used to transmit video signals from a device (like a computer, laptop, or gaming console) to a display, such as a monitor or projector.
It’s a standard that was introduced in the 1980s and has been widely used for decades.
Analog Signal: VGA transmits an analog signal, meaning the image quality can degrade over long distances or with poor-quality cables.
15-pin Connector: VGA cables typically have a 15-pin connector (3 rows of 5 pins), which can be identified by its trapezoidal shape.
Resolution Limitations: VGA supports a variety of resolutions, but it’s not as high as newer standards like HDMI or DisplayPort. It typically supports resolutions up to 1080p, but with potential degradation in image quality compared to digital connections.
Legacy Technology: VGA is considered outdated, with digital standards like HDMI, DisplayPort, and DVI now offering better performance (e.g., higher resolutions, better color accuracy, and digital sound).