DisplayPort is a signaling interface standard for digital displays. DisplayPort is supposed to be used as the most modern interface for connecting audio and video equipment, primarily for connecting a computer to a display, or a computer and home theater systems.

Specifications:
DisplayPort supports HDCP version 1.3 and offers twice the bandwidth of Dual-Link DVI, low supply voltage and low noise emissions.
DisplayPort technology allows both graphics and audio signals to be transmitted simultaneously.
Connector 1: mini DisplayPort (M).
Connector 2: DisplayPort (M).
Length: 1 m.
Cable color: white.

Warranty: 12 months