220-801 · Question #1121
Which of the following HD PC connector types are used for connecting dual monitors to a workstation? (Select TWO).
The correct answer is B. HDMI E. DVI. HDMI (B) and DVI (E) are both high-definition video connector standards capable of carrying video signals suitable for modern HD monitors and are commonly used to connect dual monitors to a workstation. HDMI supports both audio and video digitally, while DVI supports digital…
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- AVGA
- BHDMI
- CSPDIF
- DCoaxial
- EDVI
- FS-video
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(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (34)
- F3% (1)
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HDMI (B) and DVI (E) are both high-definition video connector standards capable of carrying video signals suitable for modern HD monitors and are commonly used to connect dual monitors to a workstation. HDMI supports both audio and video digitally, while DVI supports digital (and some analog) video signals. VGA (A) is an older analog standard that does not carry HD signals natively and is not considered an 'HD' connector. SPDIF (C) is a digital audio interface, not a video connector. Coaxial (D) is used for cable TV and RF signals, not PC monitor connections. S-Video (F) is an older analog video standard used primarily for consumer electronics, not HD PC monitors.
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