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DisplayPort set to become video standard

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On May 5, 2006, 9:31 AM

The Video Electronics Standards Association, also known as VESA, announced this week the approval of DisplayPort digital display interface standard. DisplayPort enables a common interface signaling approach for both internal and external display connections. Reportedly this approach can reduce overall design complexity, making digital displays such as LCD monitors easier to use and more affordable for customers.

DisplayPort may be applied within notebook PCs, and for external display connections, including interfaces between a PC and monitor or projector, between a PC and TV or between a device such as a DVD player and TV display.
In the PC world, DisplayPort is meant to replace DVI in the coming years. Top companies Dell, HP and Lenovo jointly announced their support for the newly released standard.

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  1. According to [url=http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/04/displayports-back-wi
    h-dell-hp-and-lenovo/]this article at Engadget[/url] it doesn't support HDCP which will be necessary in the next few years. WTF?
  2. [quote]In the PC world, DisplayPort is meant to replace DVI[/quote]Hey! I'm still using the VGA port.DVI does support HDCP, no?
  3. I didn't know what's DVI so I searched and I found this which is very very detailed:[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_visual_in
    erface[/url]
  4. this all seems well and good. i look forward to seeing this in action
  5. dammit.. and HDMI just started to finally take hold and look promising for the future... grr

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