Accessories list of USB-VGA for dingo 1.0

http://www.displaylink.com/support/supported.php

Adapters
Fujitsu USB to DVI/VGA Adapter
HP USB Graphics Adapter
IOGEAR USB 2.0 External DVI Video Card
IOGEAR USB 2.0 External VGA Video Card
Lenovo USB-to-DVI Monitor Adapter
Arkview USB 2.0 to DVI/HDMI/SVGA Display Adapter with Audio
Atlona AT-HDAiR wireless HDMI adapter
Atlona USB to HDMI Converter
Buffalo GX-DVI/U2
DIAMOND BVU160 USB Display Adapter
DIAMOND BVU195 HD USB Display Adapter (DVI and VGA)
EVGA UV Plus+, UV-19
eVGA UV Plus+12
EVGA UV Plus+16
Gefen USB to DVI Graphics Adapter
I-O Data USB-RGB/D Adapter
IOGEAR Wireless USB to VGA Kit
Kensington Universal Multi-Display Adapter
Logitec USB Graphics Adapter
Mobile Video Devices - usb2dvi
Plugable UGA-2K-A USB 2.0 Graphics Adapter
Plugable USB 2.0 Graphics Adapter
Plugable USB 2.0 Graphics Adapter bundled with 4-Port high speed USB hub
Q-Waves Wireless USB A/V Kit
RATOC Systems USB-DVI Adaptor
SEWELL minideck VGA/DVI/HDMI
Sewell USB to DVI Adaptor
Sparkle X Link Adapter
Vantec USB External Video Adapter
Videk USB Graphics Adapters
Village Tronic ViBook
Winstars VIEWPLEX UGA
Winstars VIEWPLEX UGA + AUDIO
WITECH Multi-I One-Channel
WITECH Multi-I Two-Channel

Very useful list.....thanks!

Thanks for the list.

How do the Adapters install on the edge? Will it recognize them as attached or do we have to install a driver somehow?

I'm guessing the Dingo release (currently delayed to fix a last minute bug or two) will include the drivers, as well as whatever software is needed to pipe the eDGe display to the adapter. I think they went with DisplayLink certified adapters because that way they don't need a driver for each one, sort of the way USB keyboards, mice, hard drives, and memory sticks work (on any computer).

Originally Posted by borisb

I'm guessing the Dingo release (currently delayed to fix a last minute bug or two) will include the drivers, as well as whatever software is needed to pipe the eDGe display to the adapter. I think they went with DisplayLink certified adapters because that way they don't need a driver for each one, sort of the way USB keyboards, mice, hard drives, and memory sticks work (on any computer).

Thanks, this seems logical. Now to find one.

If there is a MicroCenter in your area, they tend to carry some of these.

Has anyone come across or is using a cable that is USB 2.0 at the PE end and composite or S-video at the other for TVs that are not HDMI?
Thanks in advance,