[Elecraft] It's the 21st Century Guys! PS2 is DEAD

[Jim Lowman]

I'd prefer that, as well.  I might have an old 19" FP monitor around 
here somewhere that will still accept a SVGA connection.

If I were to buy a new monitor for that purpose, it would certainly have 
HDMI support, and it wouldn't cost that much, either.

All three computers in the house, including the one in the shack, use 
HDMI cables, as does the satellite receiver/DVR box and the DVD player, 
connected to the big-screen TV.

73 de Jim - AD6CW

On 5/17/2014 10:54 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
>> One might as well argue that the P3 SVGA add-in should support HDMI instead of the relatively ancient SVGA.
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> Actually, I would prefer that if it supported HDMI.  I don't own any SVGA displays -- haven't owned one in over 11 years.  DVI and HDMI are the way to go these days.  I have not bought the P3 SVGA option for this very reason.  Actually, there is another possibly more important reason -- I have no use for a larger display screen on my ham shack desk.  But, the lack of either DVI or HDMI output stops me anyway.
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> 73, phil, K7PEH
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