I'm looking at doing a control system job with Dell rack mount servers
rather than my usual personal computer boxes. I am disappointed to see
that the Dell R430 on-board video is VGA only (I assume HD15).
I had to replace my flat panel lately, and was not surprised to see that
HD15 connectors
On Tue, Nov 03, 2015 at 03:41:45PM -0800, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> I'm (again) toying with the idea of a new laptop. As I look at models I see
> ... VGA?
> Is VGA still needed for projectors? If not I see no need for it.
I give lots of presentations, using a smaller, older laptop
with HD15
I'm (again) toying with the idea of a new laptop. As I look at models I see ...
VGA?
Is VGA still needed for projectors? If not I see no need for it.
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I'm glad that you asked. some new laptops come with full size HDMI and
some with micro HDMI. I like mine because it has a full size HDMI. If
you are giving talks, most places will have an HDMI cable that you can
use to plug into their projectors. But if you get a micro HDMI, you'll
need to
On Tue, 3 Nov 2015, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> I'm (again) toying with the idea of a new laptop. As I look at models I
> see ... VGA? Is VGA still needed for projectors? If not I see no need for
> it.
Michael,
I don't know if the laptops you're considering have dual video modes (VGA
and DVI,
