Who needs messy cables when you can extend video at high resolution of 1280×1024/1080i using wi-fi technology? Gefen today announced the availability of two new Wireless VGA Extenders designed to ...

When holding a conference or recital, you can use a long and heavy HDMI cable to output video to a distant device, or you can use one HDMI cable for multiple people to connect a PC and a projector.

Tripp Lite has introduced two new VGA-over-Cat5 extenders that provide cost-effective video and audio distribution over long distances with no compromise of picture or sound quality. Model B130-101 ...

KVM peripheral maker Gefen Inc. has introduced the VGA Extender, which uses a single Category 5 networking cable to extend any VGA-equipped LCD or CRT monitor up to 150 feet away from the computer, ...

Eurotech Technologies has announced the launch of BestNet VGA Extender. The BestNet brand of VGA Extender and the complete product set would be primarily available in India through a wide range of ...

The KVM extender allows computer and monitor to be separated by 1000 feet. Related To: Hope Industrial This USB and VGA video extender delivers sharp, bright, and high resolution VGA video images as ...

VGA extender supports plug-&-play and remote power pass-thru MuxLab, designer and manufacturer of security video and audio-video connectivity solutions for copper twisted pair, announces its latest ...

Every fanboy has a diagram stashed somewhere detailing some level of wire-free desktop nirvana, but if only he could eliminate that pesky VGA cable (and those annoying power cables, still working on ...

I've done this two different ways now. Once using a VGA over Cat 5 extender and a second time using the Cables-To-Go RapidRun cables. I much prefer the latter. Ran through the wall easily, works well, ...

The whirring sound of computers may be welcome in some industries, but for Belgium’s 2FRAME studios, it was more of an editorial hazard. Creating and refining music and sounds for commercials, videos ...

The circuit was designed to provide distribution, extension and splitting of personal computer video output to two or more monitors. Super Video Graphics Array (SVGA) – defined in 1989 as a set of ...