Need VGA/SVGA Cable 1080

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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64, Mac OS X 10.6.2 x64
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    Need VGA/SVGA Cable 1080


    Does anyone know where I can get a VGA/SVGA cable that supports 1920x1080? or 1900x1080.

    I need it from

    amazon.com
    bestbuy (or the .com)
    or staples (not the .com)

    Those are the only avalible places.
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  3. Posts : 662
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    No i need VGA or SVGA
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    oppps sry, i thought i had it narrowed down to just svga/vga
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    Correct samm0286, neither the VGA or the SVGA standards support 1080p which is 1920 x 1080. If you have s-video out on your video adapator, use it as it may support 720p depending on your hardware/TV. All TV's do not support these resolutions.
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    @ valtonray -

    I see in the product description it supports only up to 1600x1200....


    And also, i know VGA can go that high, as the cables at my school have that high resolution, and its a VGA type connector. And I dont need 1080p, 1080i would be fine too.
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    I think perhaps you may have DVI connectors at school, on the outside they can look just like the VGA ones but the pins are different. Many displays and video cards have ports for both VGA and DVI.

    VGA: File:VGA Stecker.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    DVI: File: DVI Connector.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Here is a handy reference on video connectors:

    List of video connectors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (read the footnotes)

    Your cable and all your hardware needs to also support HDCP: High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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  10. Posts : 662
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    It is definetly VGA at my school. So how are they getting that resolution.
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