Professional iPad to VGA Video Cable for iPad

Specifications:

• Made of high quality Video Cable, this cable can last as long as possible
• Quite easy for you to use this VGA Cable
• Use this kind of VGA Cable to share the excellent movie with your friends
• The Video Cable features a high speed of transmission
• Now this cheap cable is quite popular in the market
• This is a non-OEM product

Details:

• High quality of this iPad to VGA Video Cable will let you to use for a long time

• On each end of the iPad to VGA Video Cable, there is a different jack

• This kind of iPad to VGA Video Cable is widely used in the market

• The iPad to VGA Video cable will let the signal stays as clear as possible

• It will be a wise choice to buy this kind of iPad to VGA Video cable

What Is VGA Cable?



VGA cables are a system of sending data from a computer to a monitor, allowing you to see the images displayed by your computer. They send information in an analog format, meaning that the video information is sent as an electrical signal and, as such, is subject to interference, harming the image quality displayed by the monitor. The VGA cable is a crucial component of many of the world's computers.

History

• The VGA, or D-sub 15, cable is a 15-pin connector which separates all of the components of an analog video signal into individual cables for maximum signal integrity. It was developed as a replacement for the aging 9-pin DE-9 cable which was used to transmit 16-color EGA video signals in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Because the added pins reduced interference, VGA cables made it possible to display images with greater detail and less blurriness

Quality

• VGA cables produce the highest quality available from an analog display system and are used by all CRT computer monitors still in production. VGA cables can transmit images with millions of colors and at resolutions of 1600 by 1200 and higher. However, flat-panel LCD computer displays are becoming more commonly used, and because LCD displays are digital, a conversion must take place when they are connected to a computer using a VGA cable. Because of this conversion, an LCD display connected with a VGA cable can produce a blurry image. Purchase the best VGA cable that you can afford to minimize this effect

DVI

• VGA cables have been largely replaced by DVI cables in some computer systems. DVI cables transmit data digitally, producing a superior image. If your computer and monitor both support DVI cables, they should be used rather than VGA cables

Adapters

• Adapters are available to convert VGA to DVI signals, allowing one type of monitor to be used with the other connection. These adapters ship with most new video cards. However, an analog-to-digital conversion takes place during this process, reducing image quality. Use DVI or VGA cables with no adapters whenever possible for the best display

Warning

• The 15-pin VGA cable and older 9-pin DE-9 cable are not compatible unless an adapter is used. DE-9 connections are still found in some older computers. Do not attempt to force a VGA cable into a DE-9 connection, as permanent damage to both the cable and computer will result

How to Connect a PC VGA Cable to an HDTV:



A VGA port is a common way to connect a video cable from a computer to an external monitor or other device for viewing PC content. The four-sided port contains 15 holes arranged in three rows that receive a VGA plug for data transmission. Connecting a VGA cable to a high-definition television (HDTV) requires a converter box that can process the analog VGA signal into a digital signal for viewing on the TV. Available from computer and electronics stores, the converter box is also equipped with a pair of stereo input jacks for connecting audio cables.

• Hook up the plug on one end of the VGA cable to the port on the converter box with the wider end of the plug turned upward. Twist the threaded knob on each side of the plug clockwise for a secure connection to the adapter
• Insert the white and red plugs on one end of the stereo cable into the left and right audio inputs on the converter box. Always connect the red audio plug to the right audio jack to avoid reversing the polarity of the signal
• Insert the plug on the HDMI cable into the six-sided HDMI port on the converter box. The wider end of the plug faces upward
• Connect the plug on the other end of the HDMI cable into any HDMI IN port on the back panel of the HDTV
• Connect the free end of the VGA cable to any VGA output port, such as on the back of a computer tower
• Connect the free ends of the stereo cables to the jacks on a Y-adapter. The mini-plug on the other end of the Y-adapter can be inserted into the Line OUT audio jack on a computer. Because the HDMI cable transmits video and audio to an HDTV, the converter box processes both the VGA signal and the stereo audio signal into a single output through the HDMI cable

Package Included:

• 1 x Video Cable for iPad