Sewell USB External DVI Video Card Demo

More info here:
http://sewelldirect.com/USB-to-DVI-External-Video-Card-High-Resolution.asp
Jimmy talks about the Sewell USB to DVI External Video card. This is the easiest way to add up to 6 additional displays to a laptop or desktop PC. Mac support coming March of '08. Driver updates (including the Mac support) can be found on the product page at Sewell Direct.

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Science & Technology

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• usb
• external
• video
• card
• demo
• dvi
• display
• adapter
• sewell
• how-to
• guide

[tHickman95]

What if I were to buy this as a gift for my adopted son? He is called Shin-Yu, who I adopted over the internet. Apparently he looks just like me, and people often mistake him as a biological son of mine, haha.

Shin-Yu lacks opposable thumbs, would installation be a problem for him? He is also not very intelligent, although he does eat a lot of bamboo. Does this drain battery power much? His reserve does not have many power sockets. Also, will there be an issue shipping this to China?

[sewelldirect]

@tHickman95 Thank you for your interest. This adapter is bamboo compatible, as you can see from the two small bamboo shoots on the desk in the video. 

[sewelldirect]

@tHickman95 The lack of opposable thumbs is generally compensated by added dexterity in other limbs or appendages, so I don't expect that will be an issue.

[sewelldirect]

@tHickman95 Battery drain is minimal, since the adapter can draw all of its power from a single USB port on the computer, and the extra cable provides greater flexibility in the placement of the second monitor, which might be important to your adopted son.

[sewelldirect]

@tHickman95 Shipping to China is available through our partner International Checkout.

[sewelldirect]

@tHickman95 I am sorry but we do not suggest the Minideck to be used by Cyborg Panda Robots. However if it was well trained then it should be rather easy to have setup but we would suggest using caution as it may use it to more efficiently plan its world domination.

[noskid7]

not at all

[noestabien]

for a desktop with a gfx card that has both a vga and dvi output, could you just hook one monitor up to the tower through vga, and the other through dvi and use dual monitors that way?

[acvacv456]

The first comparison is meaningless, because you won't plug and unplug a video card every day. By the way, you should demo the performance of playing video films on every monitor. You may find the bandwidth bottleneck..

[sewelldirect]

It probably would not be fully suitable for high end gaming no.