It’s quite a while since any of us unpacked a brand new VGA monitor, but since so many machines still have the ability to drive them even through an inexpensive adaptor they’re still something that ...

I have an old CRT. I think it's an Apple Multiple Scan 15 (I'm away from home so I can't check). It came with a Power Mac 6100/66 and required an adapter to plug into that odd HDI-45(?) socket.

Ok. I've been setting up an oldStyleâ„¢ Linux workstation for the hell of it. I've got a bunch of Pentiums in the 100-200 mhz range. I got an AT>PS2 adapter off Agora. Now I have this OLD 12" ...

If you've been using PCs for at least 10 years, chances are you have an old monitor stashed somewhere in your house (if you haven't gotten rid of it, that is). It might be your older 27" 144Hz gaming ...

Making a microcontroller speak to a VGA monitor has been a consistent project in our sphere for years, doing the job for which an IBM PC of yore required a plug-in ISA card. Couldn’t a microcontroller ...