Dell Inspiron 15 3521 Me and My Dell - Page 93

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Advantages of DisplayPort • Natively supports high resolutions and high refresh rates • Supports 3D stereo transmission making it an ideal gaming interface • DisplayPort cables can extend up to 15 meters (49.21 feet) without requiring signal boosters • Delivers a bandwidth of up to 10.8 gbps over standard cables • Natively supports fiber optic cables • Blu-ray Disc ready with built-in support for HDCP. With its unique direct drive capability, DisplayPort simplifies the design of ultra‑elegant HDTVs, enabling ultra-thin high definition display panels with separate electronics units that can be hidden from view • Supports plug-and-play adapters that allow you to connect displays using older connection standards such as DVI, HDMI, and VGA HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) transmit audio and video signals in a single digital interface. HDMI connects audio and video sources such as set-top boxes, DVD players, Blu-ray Disc players, computers, and video game consoles to compatible digital audio devices, such as computers, monitors, video projectors, and digital televisions. A HDMI cable is similar to a USB cable that slides into the connector of the source device. Advantages of HDMI • Delivers high quality audio and video without the loss in quality due to the conversion or compression of a video or audio signal. • Delivers smoother and sharper pictures with a distinct reduction in video noise. Sound is crisp and distortion free. • Since it is a digital interface, HDMI is compatible with fixed-pixel displays such as LCDs, plasma displays, and projectors. HDMI  93

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HDMI
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Advantages of DisplayPort
Natively supports high resolutions and high refresh rates
Supports 3D stereo transmission making it an ideal gaming interface
DisplayPort cables can extend up to 15 meters (49.21 feet) without
requiring signal boosters
Delivers a bandwidth of up to 10.8 gbps over standard cables
Natively supports fiber optic cables
Blu-ray Disc ready with built-in support for HDCP. With its
unique direct drive capability, DisplayPort
simplifies the design of
ultra-elegant HDTVs, enabling ultra-thin high definition display panels
with separate electronics units that can be hidden from view
Supports plug-and-play adapters that allow you to connect displays
using older connection standards such as DVI, HDMI, and VGA
HDMI
High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) transmit audio and video
signals in a single digital interface. HDMI connects audio and video
sources such as set-top boxes, DVD players, Blu-ray Disc players,
computers, and video game consoles to compatible digital audio devices,
such as computers, monitors, video projectors, and digital televisions. A
HDMI cable is similar to a USB cable that slides into the connector of the
source device.
Advantages of HDMI
Delivers high quality audio and video without the loss in quality due to
the conversion or compression of a video or audio signal.
Delivers smoother and sharper pictures with a distinct reduction in
video noise. Sound is crisp and distortion free.
Since it is a digital interface, HDMI is compatible with fixed-pixel
displays such as LCDs, plasma displays, and projectors.