* Look at the photo and you will see that the SVGA cable is about twice as thick as an ordinary VGA cable.,That's because of the multiple coaxial cables-in-a-cable construction to ensure low loss and wide bandwidth for the best picture quality.
* The 75 Ohm characteristic impedance of the coaxial transmission lines is matched to the impedance of the monitor and the video card to prevent standing waves and signal loss.

* 5 foot male/male PS/2 SVGA KVM 3-in-1 cables!
* Molded all-in-one construction for a neat installation!
* Color coded plugs for quick correct connections!
* For a KVM switch with all female connectors!
* PS/2 (6 pin) plugs for keyboard and mouse!
* You'll need one cable for each computer!
* Extremely high quality and heavy duty!
* SVGA (3 rows of pins) plug for video!
* All cables are fully shielded!
* Molded all-in-one 3 way cable!
* SUPER VGA (SVGA), not plain VGA!
* The SVGA signal is carried on special low-loss wide-bandwidth cable.
* It has double shielding and multiple coaxial transmission lines to carry the video signals without degradation.
* Ordinary cables have plain wires and a single shield. For modern computers and monitors with high resolution and refresh rate,
* this type of cable is essential for an undistorted picture. Ordinary cables cause blurring, smearing, or ghosting of the image.