Q. I have an LG HD LCD 24 inch monitor with these specific ports for video input:
HDMI , DVI-D, VGA
So I have 3 ports for input on my monitor and I am having trouble developing a plan to hook my xbox up to my monitor since I have the 2nd model (arcade model I think it's called [the 2nd white model]). My xbox does NOT have an hdmi port so that is making everything a problem.
What would be the best solution to setting up the xbox? I've tried looking for cables for this purpose and I find xbox 360 AV cables to vga (but I know vga is old and does not support HD).
I'd just like to get a second opinion before I go start buying things.
HDMI , DVI-D, VGA
So I have 3 ports for input on my monitor and I am having trouble developing a plan to hook my xbox up to my monitor since I have the 2nd model (arcade model I think it's called [the 2nd white model]). My xbox does NOT have an hdmi port so that is making everything a problem.
What would be the best solution to setting up the xbox? I've tried looking for cables for this purpose and I find xbox 360 AV cables to vga (but I know vga is old and does not support HD).
I'd just like to get a second opinion before I go start buying things.
A. Well obviously if you do not have an HDMI option on your Xbox then HD is pretty much out of the question.
What's the difference between the Dell ST2410 24-inch and the Dell G2410H 24-inch LCD monitors?
Q. Specifically what one would be better for watching movies? I want to get a second monitor that I will ONLY use for watching blu-rays, so what one of these would have better video quality?
A. THe ST2410 has a regular CCFL backlight and an HDMI port and built-in speakers. The G2410H uses more energy-efficient (and longer-life) LED backlight, and does not have HDMI or built-in speakers.
THe G2410 is HDCP-compliant though, which means it can connect to an HDMI device like a Blu-Ray player using a DVI-to-HDMI cable (but you will have to connect a separate set of speakers to the Blu-Ray player to get sound).
THe G2410 is HDCP-compliant though, which means it can connect to an HDMI device like a Blu-Ray player using a DVI-to-HDMI cable (but you will have to connect a separate set of speakers to the Blu-Ray player to get sound).
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