Video signal to vga converter

i have an old hp pavilion m703 monitor and an old playstation one. i want to use the monitor instead of the old tv i have for the play station .
i have been told i need a converter does anyone know where i can get one and how much i may cost?
thatnks

Hi,
I don't know the PS output, but maybe this?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/818181-REG/Atlona_AT_AVS100_Composite_or_S_Video_to.html
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