(electronics) A display unit that accepts only analog signals, which must be converted from digital signals by the computer's video display board.
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(electronics) A display unit that accepts only analog signals, which must be converted from digital signals by the computer's video display board.
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A video monitor that accepts analog signals from the computer's display adapter, which does the digital-to-analog conversion. An analog monitor may accept only a narrow range of display resolutions; for example, only VGA or VGA and Super VGA, or it may accept a wide range of signals including TV. See multifrequency monitor and RGB monitor. Contrast with digital monitor.
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