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>The biggest problem for me is that I have a number of monitors and laptops that don't support HDMI That's not a problem for anybody else. It's practically a n
by macspoofing 13y ago
>The biggest problem for me is that I have a number of monitors and laptops that don't support HDMI
That's not a problem for anybody else. It's practically a non-issue.
- zanny 13y agoYea, what kind of display made since 2005 doesn't support hdmi (note: dvi -> hdmi is really easy and readily available)? Analog video died in 2001, and only persists in corporate America, and it is so horribly outdated broken and crappy I can't fathom wasting development effort to get a vga port or adapter working.
- commandar 13y agoUh, no. http://shopping1.hp.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/WW-USSMBPublicStore-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewStandardCatalog-Browse;pgid=jDJwlVlq2W9SR0Yk2kO1Yuen0000R5zK4eMT;sid=Q5KE5T-ENcek5W5p4w5PceaLkZy8lKDO05s=?CatalogCategoryID=ifYQ7EN6YnAAAAEuqI1.QQd0 http://shopping1.hp.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/WW-USS... Those are the monitors HP aims at the enterprise. A lot of them have VGA only, and none of them have HDMI. So in my organization, we have thousands of monitors that would require an adapter at minimum and maybe a couple dozen floating around that were special ordered one-offs that might have HDMI built-in.