High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Sega's Dreamcast system had a number of accessories, released by both third parties and Sega itself. Unique to Dreamcast's video hardware was the VGA mode that allowed the machine to output 640x480p60 (Progressive Scan, EDTV standard) in RGBHV at 31kHz to computer displays or HDTV compatible sets. For this video mode to be triggered and used, Sega released a device called "VGA box", an adapter that consisted of merely a simple plastic case providing space for the VGA port and AV out (Composite, S-Video, and audio via RCA and/or 3.5mm TRS). Many third-party versions were functionally identical to Sega's model, with the exception of the VGA cable by Blaze, which lacked the additional A/V out.

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