DIY VGA - Out Cable For Dell Axim X50 / X51

Will you buy DIY VGA - Out Cable For Dell Axim X50 / X51 if I make it?

Let see what you guys think.

[samarah]

Will you buy DIY VGA - Out Cable For Dell Axim X50 / X51 if I make it?

Pictures and price?

[ericem]

yes please, and right now chris has the best vga cord at $20 with usb and power connector.

Will you buy DIY VGA - Out Cable For Dell Axim X50 / X51 if I make it?

First off, we don't need three simultaneous solicitations for a device which already exists that you haven't even made yet.

Secondly, do you expect the price point to be significantly below the $50 that Dell already sells the cable for?

Thirdly, do you imagine that your DIY solution will look like anything other than an obviously DIY'd solution, or can you make it look like the nice tight package Dell is offering.

Finally, consider doing a bit of research on available solutions and at least offer some sort of comparison which demonstrates that your "solution" will meet/exceed the functionality of what's already available before spamming the board.

[Li0rE]

I would definitely buy it for $15 shipped, because I can get one for $20 shipped.

[Enragin_Angel]

chaosrain: Don't be so skeptical. Chrismax already makes this cable (professional grade quality) for $20 and it includes a mini USB sync cable.

[JakeRich]

FOUR threads merged. Please don't multiple post.

[CornyAxim]

Will you buy VGA - Out Cable For Dell Axim X50 / X51 if I make it?

Yes, if you make one like this

http://www.aimages.ca/megacable/Mega-Cable-AD-02.jpg

http://www.aimages.ca/megacable/Mega-Cable-AD-03.jpg

Check out this thread from 3 weeks ago.

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...highlight=MEGA

If you make it anything like this I will buy 3 but only if they work very well.

I'll buy it if it works..!!!

[kiloviper]

First off, we don't need three simultaneous solicitations for a device which already exists that you haven't even made yet.

Secondly, do you expect the price point to be significantly below the $50 that Dell already sells the cable for?

Thirdly, do you imagine that your DIY solution will look like anything other than an obviously DIY'd solution, or can you make it look like the nice tight package Dell is offering.

Finally, consider doing a bit of research on available solutions and at least offer some sort of comparison which demonstrates that your "solution" will meet/exceed the functionality of what's already available before spamming the board.

This pretty much sums up what I wanted to tell this guy.

First off, we don't need three simultaneous solicitations for a device which already exists that you haven't even made yet.

It was a mistake with the post

UPDATE: The mistake was fixed