Actually it looks like it doesn't have a standard VGA connector. Did it come with a cable adaptor? If not you'll have to source a connector for it and mash together a cable. The marketing brief you posted doesn't mention the physical interface and may only be using the term "VGA" to describe the screen resolution, in which case it may have a proprietary or standard digital interface which means you are not likely to find a ready-built driver shield or adaptor for it. You can't use it without some additional hardware since it will need about a meg of RAM for its display buffer.