Can the Raspberry Pi2 display a high resolution image on a 24" monitor
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I use a 24" and a 27" monitor with the Pi2 - and 1080p and 720p both work well. Depending on your monitor, you may need to fiddle with the overscan settings.
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I use it on a 46" Sony TV and it displays 1080p very nicely, I didn't even check to see the resolution but it was high I'm sure. I will be using it on a 32" Samsung monitor later but I'm sure it will display well there too.
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I have used a 42" Visio TV which works very well. I've also used the Adafruit 3.5" TFT Touch Screen display that connects to the GPIO. It work works quite well. I haven't been able to get a VGA adapter to work with my HP 1280 X 1024 monitor yet though. I'm trying various configuration changes, but have had no success yet. I haven't tried composite video yet, but intend to give it a go soon.
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Yes. The signal will be a lot clearer. It is recommended that you connect both the component (HD) and composite cables. This will allow to select various resolutions from low to high.
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1600 by 1200 means that the resolution is a high definition pixels card in HD it should work just fine
579808
Yes, depending on which Dvi you're using, (there are several types) there is usually a higher resolution than you would get from a VGA cable.
385703
I've been using it in my monitor native resolution, which is 1920X1080. As it is a digital cable, I see no reason why it wouldn't work at higher resolutions, but haven't tried it.
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Yes. When I tried a usb camera I couldn't use more than 320x240 resolution reliably. I can use up to 720P HD reliably with this.
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Sadly, no. I just tried it out on my Dell 3007, and I can only achieve the non-HDCP resolution of 1280x800.
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the docking station has a dvi connector, you can connect a cable dvi to hdmi and obtains a high resolution image
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I believe you can use the connector, but for each screen the max resolution will be 1920x1080
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No, the on-board graphics only support VGA output. For HDMI, you would need to purchase a dedicated GPU.
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Yes it should be able to, I used to have it on a 1920x 1080 monitor, which is full HD.
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I have dual HP S2331 23" LCD monitors with capability of 1920x1080 @60MHz. I have used this product for the past 6 years. I love it! I think the resolution is limited by your graphic card.
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USB 3.0 supports resolutions up to 2560x1600. It will depend on what type of adapter and the capacity of the monitor you are using.
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I'm not 100% certain, but some cursory research suggests that that chipset is only capable of 1920x1200 over HDMI.
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Yes, this works fine on my Raspberrry Pi with a resolution up to 1600x1200. I had previously tried to use other adapters like this, but they flicker or don't work at all. I believe this is because of the low powered HDMI signal from the Raspberry PI. This cable adapter is powered with a USB cable & works flawlessly.
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Yes, in order to get the maximum resolution one needs to use Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter.