Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter

Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable cord lead. 

This is a Mini DisplayPort to Female HDMI adapter.

Also known as Thunderbolt or Mini DP to HDMI Adaptor.

Mini DisplayPort is also known as Thunderbolt, Mini DP, MiniDP, or mDP.

Guaranteed reliability. Our Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable Adapter includes a 2 Year Techexpress New Zealand Guarantee.

This converter converts Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt video output to HDMI (High-Definition Media Interface) high-definition format. Use your existing HDMI cable to convert the Mini DisplayPort signal to HDMI and enjoy your MacBook or MacBook Pro's video in high resolution on the big screen.

• Low power consumption.
• No installation software or drivers are required providing a simple plug & play solution.
• Simple to use, small form factor converter makes Mini DisplayPort backward compatible with your existing HDMI display, monitor, screen, or projector.

• VESA display port protocol compliant.
• Mini DisplayPort 1.1a input & HDMI 1.3b output.
• HDMI 12bit per channel (36bit all channel) deep colour.
• HDMI 225MHz/2.25Gbps per channel (6.75Gbps all channel) bandwidth.
• Compressed audio, DTS Digital, Dolby Digital (including DTS-HD & Dolby True HD).
• HDMI highest video resolution 1080p, 1920 x 1200 reduced blanking video resolution.

Works with
Mac Pro
MacBook
Mac mini
MacBook Air
MacBook Pro
Microsoft Surface Pro 1
Microsoft Surface Pro 2
Microsoft Surface Pro 3
iMac with Mini DisplayPort

Note: Audio is not implemented on all MacBook Pro models. In general, MacBook Pros made before mid-2010 do not carry audio on their Mini DisplayPort connection. For more information please refer to the Apple website at https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202079

Applications:

1. Connecting a MacBook to an HDMI Display: This is likely the most common application in New Zealand, as many MacBooks use Mini DisplayPort for video output. Users might search for this to connect their MacBook to a TV, monitor, or projector with HDMI input.

2. Connecting a Mini PC to an HDMI Display: Mini PCs often use Mini DisplayPort for video output. This cable would be useful for connecting a Mini PC to an HDMI display for presentations, digital signage, or creating a home theater PC.

3. Connecting a Microsoft Surface to an HDMI Display: While less common than MacBooks, some Surface models use Mini DisplayPort for video output. This cable would allow users to connect their Surface to an HDMI display.

4. Extending a Desktop Monitor: This cable could be used to extend the desktop view from a Mini DisplayPort equipped computer to an additional HDMI monitor, creating a dual-monitor setup.

5. Connecting Older MacBooks to Newer Displays: Older MacBooks might use Mini DisplayPort, while newer displays might only have HDMI input. This cable allows connecting these for presentations or external monitor use.

6. Connecting a Projector (If Projector has Mini DP): If a projector has a Mini DisplayPort input, this cable could be used for presentations. However, HDMI is a more common projector input.

Sold as: Each.
Packaging: Bulk.
Product Type: Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter (White).

Package includes: 1x Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter.

This third-party Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter is not made by Apple.

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Warranty & Returns:

14 Day 'change of mind' return in unused condition for a refund less shipping fees.
2 Year return to base refund or replace guarantee.

Note: Audio is not implemented on all MacBook Pro models. In general, MacBook Pros made prior to mid 2010 do not carry audio on their Mini DisplayPort connection. For more information please refer to the Apple website at https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202079

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