Digital Visual Interface, developed by the Digital Display Working Group ( DDWG* ) led by Intel, Fujitsu, IBM, Compaq, NEC, Hewlett-Packard, Silicon-Image. DVI is the digital interface intended to meet increased bandwidth and performance demands.

DVI-Analog interface standard which provides an industry specification for a digital visual/video interface between a host device and a display device.

The GBE's DVI family includes cable assemblies and adapters. The cable assemblies and adapters are provided in a various configurations and can adapt to any existing system that uses VGA, DFP, and video I/O connector technology.

- Desktop PCs
- LCD Monitor
- LCD Projector
- Rear- Projection TVs
- Digital Image Telephone

- DVI-Digital Single Link/DVI-
  Digital Single Link
- DVI-Analog-Digital Single
  Link/DVI- Analog-Digital
  Single Link

- Fully compliant with DDWG DVI standard Rev.1.0
- Single and Dual link digital signaling provides high-speed digital
   transmission up to 4.95 Gbps or 9.9 Gbps
- Analogue coaxial lines allows analogue signal transmission at high-
  speed up to 2.5GHz
- First-Mate & Last-Break for ESD consideration
- Rugged shielded provides excellent EMI/RFI performance
- Plug & Play function allows system to be plugged and unplugged
  without shutting down or reconfiguring