PS: Doesn't anyone here know how are called
ObEnglish: Your phrasing here is awkward. A better phrasing is:
"Does anyone here know the name of"
No point in starting off with the "Doesn't anyone here" phrasing, which implies no one here does, which has yet to be established.
As for "know how are called," well, your English is vastly better than my Czech or German or whatever your native language is.
those connectors that are used
to connect digital displays to computer cards? Those that have arrays of
holes in three rows in rectangular array, like eg. on recent Matrox
videocards? I need one and my favorite stores don't carry them and I can't
find it in any online catalogs without knowing its name.
There are several common flavors of connectors between displays and video cards. VGA is one of the most common. DVI is used by several Matrox cards. ADC is another.
There are many online catalogs on the Web with pictures of connectors. Searching them would be a good idea. www.matrox.com has all of their cards listed, with complete specs. It seems very likely that if you have a Matrox card that the description of the connectors and cables will be there.
Enter your precise Matrox card type into Google (www.google.com) and then narrow the search in the obvious ways ("connector" or "cable" or whatever).
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