I'm about to get one. One last question: what kind of video connection needs the monitor to have?
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Greetings, You have 3 options for video output: HDMI, DVI or VGA (VGA will require the use of a DVI-to-VGA adapter). Best regards, MITXPC
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No HDMI, or VGA for that fact... It doesn't matter much since you would need to buy a separate video card for it.
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Thank you for contacting us. You should be able to use a HDMI, DVI, or Displayport cable that comes with this item.
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Actually, you can just use 1 DVI cable, 1 HDMI cable and 1 Displayport cable for the other monitors. You need monitors that have the connections though.
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You will need a VGA to USB adapter - you can find them for $39 to $59 ($59 at best buy)
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you will need a s video cord and and 2 (two) DVI male to male cable and a couple of A/V cords
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Patrick hi! This is just a part of a package that includes the molual an you supply the monitor . A simple small campung b+w tv will work. Has regular video oyt as in a cable tv setup and the power supply. Yes it needs the supply and connector wires.
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I use the Nvidia Geforce GT 610. It has DVI, HDMI, and VGA connections. Works great with this computer. Just plug it in. Plug and play. And it is inexpensive.
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You need to buy extra video cable as monitor don't supply long cable except a foot long
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I have, it looks great, very high resolution, looks awesome playing HD quicktime movie trailers on it. Connect my Powerbook through mini-DVI to DVI converter, then use a DVI to HDMI cord its pretty huge though.. for a monitor for regular use, in my opinion, but maybe i'm just used to my 13" powerbook screen.
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Well, I installed one and have another one coming and hooked up two monitors to the one (via HDMI and Mini-Display Port) and image comes on the monitor so it has to have a video processor built in.Keep in mind this is a mini PC so there's not a whole lot of room for additional hardware. My guess the video is embedded in the motherboard.If you're looking for a high-end gaming PC then this is not a good choice.
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The one I received has a built-in VGA port. You would need a low-profile video card for HDMI.
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You do not need to buy a video card to hook this to a monitor with only HDMI input. This computer has a displayport output. Just get a displayport to HDMI adapter or cable like this one Cable Matters Gold Plated DisplayPort to HDTV Cable 6 Feetor Cable Matters Gold Plated DisplayPort to HDMI Male to Female Adapter with Built-in Light IndicatorThat is what I purchased and it is working on my HDMI monitor as we speak.
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What are you connected too? Desktop? Laptop? Apple? HDMI? VGA? and what kind of video card?
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yeah, but you'll need an adapter and a damn DVI cable since it's not included with the monitor. Adapter I bought for my Macbook pro was only about $15.
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You can't connect to this monitor with those kinds of signal ports. The monitor only has one analog input ("VGA") and the other is the high-performance input, direct digital ("HDMI").You have:Line out video (this is called "composite video")S-video out (step above composite)Component video out (this is Red, blue, & green with sync, better than S-video).If you wish to use a PC LCD monitor for general purpose video then you'll have to spend the extra money to get one with the composite and/or component video inputs. I know one 23.6" (or is it 24"?) LG model handles this, near $300. You can't connect to this monitor with those kinds of signal ports. The monitor only has one analog input ("VGA") and the other is the high-performance input, direct digital ("HDMI").You have:Line out video (this is called "composite video")S-video out (step above composite)Component video out (this is Red, blue, & green with sync, better than S-video).If you wish to use a PC LCD monitor for general purpose video then you'll have to spend the extra money to get one with the composite and/or component video inputs. I... » Read More You can't connect to this monitor with those kinds of signal ports. The monitor only has one analog input ("VGA") and the other is the high-performance input, direct digital ("HDMI").You have:Line out video (this is called "composite video")S-video out (step above composite)Component video out (this is Red, blue, & green with sync, better than S-video).If you wish to use a PC LCD monitor for general purpose video then you'll have to spend the extra money to get one with the composite and/or component video inputs. I know one 23.6" (or is it 24"?) LG model handles this, near $300. « Show Less
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Either your monitor needs to connect via hdmi and have speakers, or you will need a usb sound card or hdmi speakers...