Mini DisplayPort

Jan 28, 2016 - DisplayPort is a digital display interface standard developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). It’s specifically designed for the transfer of video, audio, and data between a source and sink. DisplayPort has replaced LVDS on essentially all computers because of its rich feature set and its compatibility with HDMI and HDCP technologies. DisplayPort was included in about 1-in-20 of the commercial desktop and 1-in-50 laptops as of 2009. Today, DisplayPort is found on more t…