The term "video adapter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing hardware and adapters used to connect a device to a video signal. For example: "I need to buy a new video adapter for my computer to connect it to my monitor."
And Dan Graham — the curmudgeonly, avuncular post-Minimalist and early video adapter — definitely talks and writes a good game.
Both computers used popular versions of their components and peripherals including the mouse, keyboard, CD drive, network card, audio system, video adapter, monitor and printer.
With the right video adapter, the Wacom Cintiq 21UX tablet can work with the latest iMacs; it is not the case that the device is incompatible with iMacs.
End-users will need to buy a video adapter or cable to use this functionality.
All you have to do is download everything on to this little white box, hook your computer up to some speakers, video adapter it to your TV if need be and you're off.
This means that user video adapter should support OpenGL acceleration.
All video cards (also known as video adapters, video boards, and video controllers) adhere to a display standard, such as SVGA or XGA.
Do not use on-board video adapters (e.g. Intel HD4000 or similar).
S-Video capability can be attained through the use of a DVI to S-Video adapter.
If you have a recent Mac laptop, you probably have a video-adapter dongle in the box to connect the Mac's digital video interface port to a V.G.A. monitor; if not, you may have to purchase an adapter.
Along with the iPad 2, Apple unveiled an HDMI video out adapter cable for greater flexibility when presenting.
