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PNY GeForce 210-1024 MB PCI-Express 2.0 DVI, VGA, and HDMI Graphics Card VCGG2101XPB List Price: $70.50 Sale Price: $53.67 |
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PNY GeForce 9500 GT 1024MB PCI-Express 2.0 VGA + DVI Graphics Card VCG951024GXEB List Price: $78.99 Sale Price: $59.48 Average Rating: |
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 Nvidia Quadro Pro 2 64MB DVI VGA AGP 4x Video Card  US $16.99
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 Misc PCI Video Cards 1 ISA VGA Video Card Lot6 US $3.00
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 nVIDIA Quadro 4 700XGL 64MB AGP Video Card DVI VGA P80 US $9.99
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 NEW ATI Rage XL 8MB 8 MB PCI 3D VGA Video Card Desktop US $1.04
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 Cirrus Logic VGA Video Card CLVGA54PCI PCI US $4.25
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 Creative Labs AGP VGA 16MB Video Graphics Card CT6710 US $2.75
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 Video card ATI Rage6 32MB PCI S Video VGA US $1.00
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 ATI Radeon 8500 64MB AGP S Video VGA 109 85700 00 US $19.00
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 GeForce 7600GS OC 512MB DDR2 AGP DVI VGA Video Card US $26.00
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It is possible to output two projector video signals from a vista laptop with a S video and VGA video output?
I have a Windows Vista laptop with an S Video and VGA video output. I have two projectors that I want to broadcast a signal to simultaneously, so that the same power point presentation is broadcasting through 2 projectors.
Can I set this up without additional hardware, or what hardware would I need to do this?
Thank you
wmiller - I agree with the VGA splitter idea, but you may not need one depending on your projectors.
Some projectors have VGA IN and OUT - if that is true with one of your projectors, all you would need to do is feed the VGA from the laptop to one projector (the one with the IN and OUT) and then from the OUT on that projector tothe IN on the second one.
To do it this way, all you would need is two VGA male to male cables of the appropriate length.