StarTech.com Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter, 900mm Length - 1920 x 1200 Maximum Resolution

The MDP2DVIMM3BS 3ft. active Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter cable lets you directly connect your Mini DP video source (such as any of your MacBook® or Microsoft® Surface™ Pro devices with mDP) directly to a nearby DVI monitor or projector, saving the expense of additional adapters while eliminating the clutter of excess cable.

For guaranteed compatibility with virtually any Mini DisplayPort output the active Mini DP to DVI adapter supports dual-mode (DP++) as well as single-mode DisplayPort signals. Unlike passive adapters, this ensures the MDP2DVIMM3BS can be used with graphics cards that are not capable of outputting multimode DP++ signals, such as ATI® Eyefinity cards.

Compatible with Intel® Thunderbolt™, when connected directly to a supporting DisplayPort over Thunderbolt™ I/O port, the adapter supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200.

The MDP2DVIMM3BS is backed by a 2-year StarTech.com warranty and free lifetime technical support.

• Active Mini DisplayPort to DVI conversion
• 1x Male DisplayPort connector, 1x Male DVI connector
• Compatible with Intel® Thunderbolt™ devices that are capable of outputting a DisplayPort signal
• Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200
• Plug-and-play Installation
• Hassle-free installation with cable-style adapter enabling you to connect your Mini DisplayPort source directly to a DVI display with no additional video cable required
• Save upgrade costs by connecting your Mini DisplayPort computer to a DVI monitor or Projector
• Reduces clutter, with a short cable design

• Use with single-mode Mini DisplayPort video outputs that are not capable of outputting multimode DP++ signals, such as ATI® Eyefinity video cards
• Connect your DVI display device (monitor, projector) directly to a Mini DisplayPort output device
• Ideal for using your DVI monitor as a secondary display

• Active DisplayPort to DVI Adapter

This adapter is not compatible for use with the Apple Cinema Display.

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