The adapter is compatible with mDP ports as well as. The adapter is compatible with mDP ports as well as Thunderbolt 1 and Thunderbolt 2 I/O ports, and supports plug-and-play connectivity ensuring a hassle-free setup. The mDP to HDMI adapter lets you connect your Mini DisplayPort laptop, desktop or tablet to an HDMI display. Which I think is what you want, IF your monitor has DisplayPort input just buy a miniDisplayPort (Thunderbolt) to DisplayPort Female adapter, this is very cheap and you get any resolution you wish. The mDP to HDMI adapter lets you connect your Mini DisplayPort laptop, desktop or tablet to an HDMI display. Later edit, however your Mac is newer than mine, I have a Macbook Pro Retina 13' late-2012, yours will do these resolutions directly over HDMI 1.3a, but it doesn't have a physical HDMI port, with a High Speed HDMI cable, and it should have DisplayPort 1.2, it could do easily but there are no converters for that yet, essentially you need to connect it directly via DisplayPort. The Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter connects a Mac that has a Mini DisplayPort, Thunderbolt port, or Thunderbolt 2 port to a display that uses a single-link DVI cable. The Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter let you connect an advanced digital monitor, such as the 20 or 23 inch Apple cinema display, to a MacBook, MacBook Pro. The adapter supports resolutions up to 1920x1080p and up to 36-bit Deep Color (12-bits. (I'm using a 4K 40' Samsung 40HU6500 TV as a display)Īlso make sure the HDMI cable is High-Speed.Īpparently mini Display Port 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adapters are avaiable now, like this one from Clug 3D: Simply plug in the USB and Mini DisplayPort connectors to a PC or Mac and the HDMI connector to an HDMI television/monitor. It converts the mini DisplayPort signal to an HDMI audio/video signal. I'm told Windows works just fine on the same Mac hardware.

Active DisplayPort (either normal or mini 1.1 or 1.2) to HDMI converters can go up to that's They use a Parade PS171 chip to achieve this, however it's not exactly plug and play on the Mac, you have to use SwitchResX.

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