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Technotech Mini DP DisplayPort to HDMI Female Adapter for Apple MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini

Please Note: The Mini DisplayPort is only found on newer models of Macs. You should check what port type you have before purchase. Mini Display Ports dating before April 2010 do not support audio out and will not transmit sound. Ideal For: HD Video/Photo Playback Streaming Media Viewing Documents Sharing Content with Friends/Family. Product Description Simply, plug the Mini Display Port end into your Mac, and connect the HDMI end to an HDMI (Type-A) cable, then plug the cable into your HDMI input jack. Please Note: The Mini Display Port is only found on newer models of Macs. You should check what port type you have before purchase. Mini Display Ports dating before April 2010 do not support audio out and will not transmit sound. Helpful Notes: It will need to be used with an HDMI cable (sold separately). Apple Computers with Mini Display Port: MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini. Also, works with Mac computers that have Thunderbolt.

Plug & Play ( Not require any software or drivers)

This is a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. only convert signal from Mini DisplayPort to HDMI, cannot be bidirectional. So please make sure the mini displayport is connected to a computer, and HDMI is connected to a TV, monitor or projector.

Active ( Difference between Active and Passive)

Passive only supports to connect one monitor, but active supports multi-monitors. This item is passive, please note.

Excellent Performance Chip

Excellent performance chip mad by TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Support up to 3.4-Gbps Data Rates Keep signal integrity and transmission frequently You should check what port type you have before purchase. Mini Display Ports dating before April 2010 do not support audio out and will not transmit sound. Ideal For: HD Video/Photo Playback Streaming Media Viewing Documents Sharing Content with Friends/Family. Product Description Simply, plug the Mini Display Port end into your Mac, and connect the HDMI end to an HDMI (Type-A) cable, then plug the cable into your HDMI input jack.

• Apple Macbook (after 2010 Version with Audio)
• MacBook Pro; MacBook Air
• iMac; Mac mini; Mac Pro
• Microsoft Surface Pro/Pro 2/Pro 3 (NOT Surface for Windows RT)
• Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, X230/X240s, L430/L440/L530/L540, W530/W540, Helix
• Dell XPS 13/14/15/17, Latitude E7240/E7440, Precision M3800; Alienware 14/17/18
• Acer Aspire R7/S7/V5/V7
• Intel NUC
• Asus Zenbook
• HP Envy 14/17
• Google Chromebook Pixel etc.
• If your laptop not included in the list, please feel free to let us know, we are very gladly to help you to check if your device can work with the adapter.

Please Note: The Mini Display Port is only found on newer models of Macs. You should check what port type you have before purchase. Mini Display Ports dating before April 2010 do not support audio out and will not transmit sound. Helpful Notes: It will need to be used with an HDMI cable (sold separately). Apple Computers with Mini Display Port: MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini. Also, works with Mac computers that have Thunderbolt.

High-Definition Video and Audio

This Mini DisplayPort HDMI adapter supports 1080p high-definition resolution on HDTVs (1920 x 1080 pixels) as well as transmitting HD audio signals for an all-in-one A/V solution. It is compatible with Passive / DP++ / Dual-mode Mini DisplayPorts on Mac and PC, as well as Thunderbolt ports on Mac.

Backward-Compatible Mini DisplayPort Technology

This Mini DisplayPort HDMI adapter supports 1080p high-definition resolution on HDTVs (1920 x 1080 pixels) as well as transmitting HD audio signals for an all-in-one A/V solution. It is compatible with Passive / DP++ / Dual-mode Mini DisplayPorts on Mac and PC, as well as Thunderbolt ports on Mac.

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1. Easy operation and convenient use,plug and play,no drives required 2. Please use mini dp to connect the computer,HDMI connected to the monitor, and use a good quality HDMI cable. 3. As for audio, go into 'System Preferences'?'Sound'?'Output'. There should be an option to change the audio output from your laptop to other devices.