Kensington K33024WW kabeladapter/verloopstukje

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High Definition Video
Supports Full HD with video resolutions up to 1920×1200@60Hz.
Quality Cable Construction
Gold-plated connectors, flexible outer jacket, and inner & outer shielding provide durability and improve the*signal transmission.
Reliable Compatibility
Directly connects a DP++ equipped computer to a monitor or projector with VGA input.
Verified & Tested
Validated to perform with projectors, monitors, and Kensington docks (SD7000, LD5400T, SD5550T, SD5500T,*SD5200T, SD5000T, SD4900P, SD4800P, SD4700P, LD4650P, SD3650, SD2400P, and SD2000P) —and backed by a Kensington Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Wide Range of Applications
Extend your workspace to include an LED monitor, connect a VGA display to a laptop with DisplayPort or broadcast a presentation on a projector.
1.8m (6ft) Length
Perfect for connecting extended displays and projectors.
Trusted Kensington Compatibility
Works seamlessly with Kensington’s award-winning docking stations and is a perfect addition to mass docking station deployments where VGA monitors are present.
An essential cable for conference rooms and educational environments, the Kensington DisplayPort 1.2 (M) to VGA (M) Passive Cable connects a DisplayPort equipped laptop to a monitor or projector with VGA input to deliver Full HD video. Mirror or extend your desktop for an expanded workstation or use to show a high-definition video presentation at school or work. This essential cable is tested to perform with Kensington docks —and is backed by a Kensington Limited Lifetime Warranty. Quality components include gold-plated connectors, flexible PVC jacket, and inner & outer shielding to provide durability and improve the signal transmission.
Supports video resolution up to 1920×1200@60Hz and Full HD. Delivers the essential DisplayPort experience. Works with DP++. Buy with confidence –tested to work with projectors, monitors and Kensington docks. Good for home, office or classroom. Accommodates most setups. Works with Kensington docking station deployments.