Grandmaster
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http://www.x2vga.com/
| Quote : | "The New X2VGA2 2.0 fully support 1080p is available now!
The X2VGA 2 High Definition VGA Transcoder by Neoya is designed to work with any gaming console or video device that has a standard component video output, such as the Playstation 3, Playstation 2, Wii, GameCube, Xbox 360, and Xbox, etc. With the X2VGA 2TM and a standard VGA monitor, users can play their favorite games at 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p resolutions - over double that of a standard TV! The X2VGA 2TM makes games come alive, delivering the sharpest, most realistic visuals available. Furthermore, the exceptional 480i EasyViewTM and Input AutoSelect features provided by the X2VGA 2TM make it easy for users to fully enjoy the mind-blowing audio and visual effects." |
I bought this when I wanted to use my Wii on my 22" LCD. Used it a couple times and now that i'm moving, the consoles will be in the living room. The quality seemed decent, I could only test it out with the Nintendo, not other consoles. With the Wii, I'm not sure if I had the settings all the way correct, as it seemed like the quality could have been improved.
On the off chance someone has a use for this, I'd look for any kind of return on what i spent. I got nailed with overseas shipping.
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May 7
Dear customer,
Thank you for your order. We have got the notification of payment received from our payment service provider. Your parcel is being processed for shipping now. Here below is the summary of your order:
X2VGA 2 2.0 59.95 *1 = 59.95
Wii Component Video Cable 8.95 *1 = 8.95
S&H Fee (UPS, DHL, Fedex) 22.0 *1 = 22.0
S&H Fee for addtional items 5.0 *1 = 5.0
Total Price 95.9
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Grandmaster
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nothing, huh? 7/12/2007 1:27:50 PM |
evan
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$20. 7/12/2007 1:49:57 PM |
LimpyNuts
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XBox 360 (and I would imagine the PS3 as well) support monitor connections natively.
Low resolution inputs (Wii, XBox, PS2, Gamecube) will all look poor on LCDs (because of their sharp pixels). These devices are really for someone who wants to hook up their console to a CRT monitor (the upscaled images will look better on a CRT than an LCD).
LCDs with this functionality built in aren't that much more expensive than those without either.
It's a good option for people with CRTs and any old video game console, but it doesn't look like it has a composite input for really old consoles. 7/12/2007 1:57:29 PM |
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