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DVI Explained
DVI stands for Digital Video Interface.
DVI is a new form of video interface technology made to
maximize the quality of flat pael LCD monitors and
high-end video graphics cards. It is a replacement for the
P&D (Plug & Display) standard, and a step up from the
digital-only DFP format for older flat panels. DVI is
becoming increasingly popular with video card
manufacturers, and most cards purchased include both a
VGA and DVI output port.
What are the DVI Formats?
There are three types of DVI connections:
1. DVI-D (Digital)
2. DVI-A (Analog)
3. DVI-I (Integrated Digital/Analog)
DVI stands for Digital Video Interface.
DVI is a new form of video interface technology made to
maximize the quality of flat pael LCD monitors and
high-end video graphics cards. It is a replacement for the
P&D (Plug & Display) standard, and a step up from the
digital-only DFP format for older flat panels. DVI is
becoming increasingly popular with video card
manufacturers, and most cards purchased include both a
VGA and DVI output port.
What are the DVI Formats?
There are three types of DVI connections:
1. DVI-D (Digital)
2. DVI-A (Analog)
3. DVI-I (Integrated Digital/Analog)
