This converter cable from InLine has been specially developed to connect end devices such as monitors or projectors, which only have an HDMI connection, to a DisplayPort interface.
This converter cable from InLine has been specially developed to connect end devices such as monitors or projectors, which only have an HDMI connection, to a DisplayPort interface.
This converter cable from InLine has been specially developed to connect end devices such as monitors or projectors, which only have an HDMI connection, to a DisplayPort interface.
This gives you the possibility to play videos in 4K resolution with 60 Hz, without loss of quality. And all this with a data transfer rate of up to 18 GB / s, gold-plated contacts and triple shielding.
Technical details:
Cable length: 5 m
Material:
Outer jacket
made of
plastic gold-plated contacts Solid copper wires
Color: Black
Connectors:
1x DisplayPort
(male) 1x HDMI-A (male)
Data transfer:
Maximum transfer rate: 18 GB / s (DisplayPort 1.2 and High Speed HDMI 2.0 compatible)
Resolution: up to 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz with RGB and YCbCr4: 4: 4
Original price was: £31.10£25.92.£28.00£23.33Current price is: £28.00£23.33. Inc VatEx Vat
Original price was: £31.10£25.92.£28.00£23.33Current price is: £28.00£23.33. Inc VatEx Vat
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