LCDCP302 Flat Panel TV Wall Mount Suitable For 14' - 42' Fits most 14'-42' flat panel TV VESA compliance: 75x75mm, 100x100mm, 200x200mm. Load capacity: 40lbs(18kg) Tilted angle: up and down 30° left and right 180° Arm length ; 300mm

A VGA splitter cable, often referred to as a VGA Y-cable, is a cable that has one male VGA connector on one end and two (or more) female VGA connectors on the other end. This design allows you to connect multiple monitors or displays to a single VGA output from a computer or other VGA-compatible device. The purpose of a VGA splitter cable is to duplicate the video signal from the source device to multiple displays simultaneously. This can be useful in scenarios where you need to show the same content on multiple screens, such as in presentations, classrooms, trade shows, or entertainment setups. It's important to note that VGA splitter cables simply duplicate the signal, so all connected displays will show the same content. They do not enable extended desktop functionality or independent screen control. For those purposes, you would need additional hardware, such as a VGA splitter box or a video distribution amplifier.

A VGA (Video Graphics Array) cable is a type of connector primarily used to transmit video signals from a computer or other compatible device to a display, such as a monitor or projector. It typically consists of a cable with a 15-pin connector on each end, though there are variations depending on the specific device and its ports. VGA cables are commonly used for connecting desktop computers, laptops, and other devices to monitors, especially older models that may not have newer connection types like HDMI or DisplayPort. However, VGA is becoming less common as newer digital connection standards offer better quality and performance.

It's a 0.15-meter cable with HDMI male on one end and Mini HDMI female on the other, enabling connection between standard HDMI and Mini HDMI devices.

The cable you're describing is commonly known as a "USB to RS232 adapter" or a "USB to serial adapter." These adapters allow you to connect devices with RS232 serial ports to a computer or other device with a USB port. They're often used to connect older equipment such as serial printers, scanners, or industrial machinery to modern computers that lack RS232 ports. The "2.0" in your description likely refers to the USB version, which is USB 2.0 in this case. These adapters are handy for situations where you need to interface with legacy hardware using modern computers.