The two elementary
interfaces between
man and computer
are the keyboard and
the mouse for manual
data entry, and the
monitor which basically
returns the computer's
response to
our input actions. For
an analogue peripheral
device like the
monitor to visualize
computer data, an
adapter is required
which converts the
digital computer signals
into a form that
is comprehensible by
the display. This,
basically, sums up
the function of a
graphics, or video,
card fitted in a PC.
Because video card
manufacturers release
faster and better VGA
cards all the time,
keeping track of market
developments has
become difficult if you
want to make an
informed choice.
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