What Is a VGA Cable?
A VGA cable, short for Video Graphics Array, is a type of analog video cable used to connect devices like computers, laptops, and gaming consoles to external displays such as monitors, projectors, and TVs. Despite being considered an older technology, VGA cables are still commonly used in some environments due to their simplicity and cost-effectiveness. A VGA cable transmits video signals in analog format, which means the data is sent as continuous electrical signals, making it less efficient and prone to signal degradation compared to newer digital standards like HDMI and DisplayPort. Let’s explore more about what VGA cables are and how they work.
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