DisplayPort is a universal connection standard for transmitting video and audio signals. Its primary applications include connecting monitors and televisions to computers, Blu-ray players, and similar devices.

The connection takes up less space, making it more suitable for portable display devices such as ultrabooks and laptops, or for two connections on a graphics card.

The practical plug design prevents the cable from being pulled out of the DisplayPort socket.

Connections: Mini DisplayPort plug - DisplayPort plug; Mini DisplayPort is commonly used on monitors or graphics cards, as it requires less space than the traditional DisplayPort plug while utilizing the same technology.

Compliant with DP v1.1 (max. 2560 x 1600 @60Hz).