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	Play Vdieo games on the monitor (PS2, XBox, Wii etc). Watch DVD/VCR etc on the monitor. Plug and Play, no software/driver needed. Support resolution up to 1920*1200 Except using PC, you never need to turn on the PC for all the rest functions. Or you don't even need a PC!


	Product Description: This SuperaColorHD LCD TV Box is a state-of-the-art TV/Video to PC monitor converter box, up to 1920x1200 resolution. This LCD TV Box is a video hub which accepts all kinds of video inputs from PC, TV (cable or antenna), DVD/VCR/game console or any component with Component Video (YPbPr), S-video or RCA output. The LCD TV box then sends the video signal to your monitor. Any monitor with a VGA input. You choose which signal will show on your monitor with your fingertip by using the remote. Features: Provide high quality picture with sharp, smooth, and stable image output to VGA/SVGA/XGA/SXGA monitors Support following resolution modes: 640480, 800600, 1024768, 12801024, 1920*1200 Compatible for multiple signal inputs: TV, Video (RCA), S-Video, Component Video,(YPbPr), PC Automatic source mode detection (NTSC/PAL for video, S-Video, Component Video (YPbPr)) TV Channel auto scanning and memorizing Special Design for 17/19/20/22 LCD monitor, support 4:3, 16:9, or 16:10 aspect ratio Edge-Preserving image interpolation 3D motion Adaptive De-Interlace Brightness/Contrast/Saturation/Color/Sharpness/Gamma adjustment Provide user-friendly OSD (on screen display) for function control using remote No software or driver required. No PC compatibility problem. Very compact design and easy installation -- no need to open PC case. English/French/Spanish/Traditional Chinese/Simplified Chinese language selection Full function remote control System Requirements: No specific PC system required. Actually NO PC is required at all. VESA compatible VGA monitor, such as LCD, TFT monitor, plasma display or projector which has a VGA input connector. Video output device (e.g. Cable TV, Antenna, VCR, V8, LD player, TV, game machine, etc.) Package Contents: Geniatech SuperaColorHD LCD TV BOX User Manual Audio/Video Cable Power adapter (Switching, DC 7.5V 1A, 110-240V AC) 8PIN MINI DIN -DB15F VGA cable IR handset and batteries Warranty: One year standard manufacturer warranty.

Average Rating :

Rating : - Ideal for displaying playstation2 games on an LCD monitor
I am very happy with the HD Gamebox. I bought it in order to play ps2 games on a 19" lcd computer monitor. I can compare it with two other products that I also use: Gamebridge AVC-1400 and Neoya's X2VGA2.

Details of my setup: I use a slimline Playstation 2 (scph-77001), with Sony's "Playstation 3 Component AV Cables" (YPbPr component video, these work for ps2), with a Dell 19" LCD monitor at 1280x1024 resolution and I hook up the audio cables directly to a stereo hi-fi.

HD Gamebox: very crisp and clear images, games at 480i look exactly like s-video on a good modern TV (e.g. Gradius V), games at 480p look spectacular (e.g. Tekken 5).

Gamebridge: instead of hooking it up directly to the monitor (like the other products) this runs through Windows because it is mainly intended for recording gameplay. It cannot run 480p. At 480i the games look very blurry (e.g. Gradius V looks significantly blurred). You can use software manipulation to improve the image, but it will never be close to s-video on a TV.

X2VGA2: This cannot display 480i (it supports an ugly 480i so that you can find your way to the options screen in ps2 games to switch the game to 480p). Games that run on 480p look spectacular. Unfortunately there are only few ps2 games that support 480p.

Audio: I do not recommend streamlining the audio through any of the products, but instead hook it up to a stereo.

Conclusion: Until I got the gamebox I used the last two products (gamebridge for 480i, and x2vga2 for 480p). Now I only use the HD gamebox since it supports both, and I no longer feel the need to hook the ps2 up to a TV.
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