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1348:DE-9 pinout
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971:Engst, Adam
878:DisplayPort
518:DisplayPort
363:Blue return
297:Green video
256:information
246:Data signal
1757:Categories
1532:D-Terminal
1440:Audio jack
1304:21 October
1279:21 October
1247:Tyfon Tech
1202:5 February
957:References
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746:April 2021
608:scan rates
567:Windows 95
341:Red return
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