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A VGA connector for linking monitors and graphics cards
This VGA computer connector from Acer America provides a standard video interface for linking a monitor to a graphics output. It suits users who need a direct replacement part or a simple adapter for legacy display equipment. The component arrives in new condition and carries the specific part identifier 50.7A2A0.041.
The connector slots into a typical 15-pin VGA socket on the source device and accepts a matching cable from the display. It requires no external power or driver installation to operate. Builders who need digital-only outputs such as HDMI or DisplayPort will need a different adapter type.
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The part number is 50.7A2A0.041, which identifies this specific VGA connector model.
It carries the internal ID 102448-II301 for tracking and compatibility reference.
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