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Honestly I like that things are always clearly labeled "HDMI". No digging around to see, "Is it VGA? DVI? S-Video?". I can see how it might upset some people's
by sliverstorm 13y ago
Honestly I like that things are always clearly labeled "HDMI". No digging around to see, "Is it VGA? DVI? S-Video?". I can see how it might upset some people's delicate design sensibilities to have letters on the corner, but that's never mattered to me.
(That said I use DP whenever possible)
- magicalist 13y ago> No digging around to see, "Is it VGA? DVI? S-Video?" I'd definitely appreciate that like 8 years ago, but if a device is old enough to worry about that, it still might not even support HDCP, in which case a large chunk of modern media wouldn't play on it anyway. I don't have an everlasting flame of hatred for it in my heart, but yes, I do find it inane and a bit annoying to have marketing labels for the thing I already bought on the thing itself.
- gcb0 13y agoI'd appreciate that TODAY for dvi... is that connector DVI-I, DVI-D? does it support the analog vga passby? i have no idea? i don't even know all the options i have with DVI, let alone which one is available compatible or incompatible on each device!