DisplayPort was developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). It is primarily used to connect a digital video source such as a laptop or desktop PC to a monitor, it can also be used to transmit audio and other forms of data. It is being targeted as a computer interface and has been made to run alongside and complement HDMI, not replace it.
Features:
- Support for DP1.2 4K@60Hz with increase in color depths and refresh rates
- Double the maximum data transfer rate of DisplayPort 1.1a
- Support for multi-stream transport (MST) to multiple displays from a single DisplayPort source
- Backward compatibility with DisplayPort 1.1a (feature set limited to equipment capability)
- Embedded clock architecture to reduce EMI susceptibility.
Support greater than QXGA (2048 x 1536) resolution at greater than 24-bit color depths. - Support hot plug and un-plug detection as well as link status-failure detection.
- Support audio 8.64Gbps data rates.
- Length: 2m/3m/5m
