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DisplayPort
DisplayPort provides digital connection between your computer and display devices such as monitors, projectors, and so on. It supports both video and audio signals. DisplayPort was designed specifically to be used with computer displays.
Mini DisplayPort
Mini DisplayPort is a smaller version of the DisplayPort.NOTE DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort are compatible with each other but the ports and connectors vary in size. If the port sizes are different, use a converter.
Advantages of DisplayPort
- Supports high resolutions and high refresh‑rates
- Supports 3D transmission
- Supports multiple display‑devices simultaneously
- Supports High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP)
- Supports plug-and-play adapters that allow you to connect displays using older connection standards such as DVI, HDMI, and VGA
- DisplayPort cables can extend up to 15 m (49.21 ft) without requiring signal boosters.
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