USB-RGB-D : A New USB to DVI Dongle with AERO Interface Support

Posted on Wed Feb 20, 10:38 by Toup, France
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Funny enough it costs 95 euros and it's supposed to be a backup for an extra card, seeing the price of low-grade 3d cards, and the lack of OpenGL/d3d support of this one.

Well maybe for laptop users or something like that I guess.

Posted on Wed Feb 20, 03:50 by darkfader, Netherlands
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The only reason I can think of to choose this over a videocard is to hook it up to a laptop. But then you'd have a small and a big display.
The Aero feature thing is probably a typical akihabaranews appraisal.
I wonder if there are any XP or OS X drivers.

Posted on Wed Feb 20, 05:29 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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Hey ! Don't shoot the messenger ! Not my fault if I-O Data put the Vista Aero feature up-front ! But this product do work wiht XP and unfortunately NOT with MAC.... I would love to get something like this for my Mini...

Posted on Thu Feb 21, 02:49 by MicroDesign, Webdesigner, Den Haag
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Can someone tell me what the maximum refresh rate is?

Posted on Thu Feb 21, 11:31 by AKSI, Asic Desginer, Montreal, Canada
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I think I\'d prefer getting a DualHead2Go or TripleHead2Go from Matrox Graphics Inc. The hardware from Matrox allows you to connect multiple monitors to the same output of your video card. The (only) downside compare to this hardware is if your video card does not support the \"Aero Interface\", the Matrox hardware will not allow you either since it uses your video card\'s features.