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Theoretically, it has the CPU, and the USB port is 2.0, so you could manage a USB 2.0->VGA converter. I've heard such converters are the hardware equivalent of
by i336_ 10y ago
Theoretically, it has the CPU, and the USB port is 2.0, so you could manage a USB 2.0->VGA converter.
I've heard such converters are the hardware equivalent of running the unaccelerated VESA driver due to the low bandwidth though. I don't expect it would do 60fps beyond 1152x864 and 30fps beyond 1280x1024.
- mschuster91 10y agoSpeaking from experience: these things are only useful for running powerpoint presentations. They break down even on scrolling a browser page, much less playing video.
- i336_ 10y agoAh. Yikes. Thanks for the info, I'd always wondered. Kinda sad none of them spent the extra effort on building a differential update protocol of some kind - but then the processor inside would probably need to be 250MHz+...