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HDFURY - DVI TO DB9(RGB) CONVERTER *RED EDITION* (DB9 EDITION)
Model: 4560
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R780.57
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Sourced in USAClick flag for important origin info
Some electrical appliances sourced in the USA have a 2pin American style socket but are 110v and 220v compatible in these instances an adapter is supplied free of charge. Other items are 110v only and will require a transformer sold separately. Items such as clocks may not work properly in South Africa due to our power utility using a 50hz frequency, no adapter to remedy this is available.
TV, VIDEO, GAMES are usually designed for the NTSC, and DVD Region1 standard, please ensure your appliance, gaming console supports this before ordering. Atomic Clocks & Watches work in South Africa but need to be manually set as we live to far away to receive the radio signal that updates the time automatically.If in any doubt please contact us before ordering.
HDFURY - DVI TO DB9(RGB) CONVERTER *RED EDITION* (DB9 EDITION)
Question: How do you connect a digital source device with an HDMI or DVI output to a display that only has an analog VGA (HD15) input?
Answer: Use HDfury. HDfury is a revolutionary product that allows you to use any HDMI/DVI device on analog displays like PC monitors, video projectors or older HDTVs in full resolutions up to 1080p! If you own a high quality monitor/projector/tv that does not have a HDMI connector you need this device, it will save you from buying an expensive new screen in order to enjoy the 720p or 1080p resolution your display already supports! HDfury module will transform any "technically able" ANALOG display into a DIGITAL display performing a perfect visual HD @ 720p/1080p from any HDMI/HDCP sources such as PS3, X360 Elite, HD-DVD&Blu-Ray player, SAT&Cable HDTV setbox, HDMI graphic card, and more. IMPORTANT NOTE: HDfury receives HDMI resolutions such as 720p (1280x720) and 1080p (1920x1080) and outputs them without changing anything in RGB format. Therefore, your displays VGA input must be able to support a 1280x720 resolution for 720p and 1920x1080 for 1080p. If it does not specifically support those resolutions, then it may not be able to render the picture. Please note, 1280x768 is NOT the same 1280x720 as commonly believed. PLEASE CHECK YOUR DISPLAYS DOCUMENTION TO MAKE SURE IT CAN SUPPORT THE CORRECT RESOLUTIONS.
