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รายละเอียดของสินค้า 1x 3 in 1 Mini Display Port Thunderbolt to DVI VGA HDMI TV AV HDTV Adapter Cable for MacBook iMac Air Mac Book Pro(black&white) - intl

Product Features:

1.Support Mini Display Port 1.1a Dual-mode input.

2.The HDMI can support audio output for iMac (Late 2009) and Mac Book Pro (Mid 2010)

3.Support HDMI/DVI/VGA output with the max resolution of 1920x1080p@60Hz, 225MHz/2.25Gbps per channel (6.75Gbps all channel),

   12bit per channel (36bit all channel) deep color.

4.Automatic detect the display by plugging and unplugging it.

5.Powered from Mini Display Port source.

Product Description:

This product with three output ports, and you can choose one of them to use at a time as you demand, the functions of the port as followings:

1.DVI output, connect the DVI devices using a DVI cable.

2.HDMI output, connect the HDMI devices using a HDMI cable.

3.VGA output, connect the VGA devices using a VGA cable.

4.Mini Display Port, connect Mac Book, Mac Book Pro, or Mac Book Air.

Product Specification:

1.Input Signal:Mini Display Port 1.1a

2.Output Video:HDMI/DVI/VGA

3.Input: Mini Display Port Male 20pin

4.Output: HDMI Female Type A 19pin

5.Connector:DVI Female (24+1) VGA Female 15Pin

6.Vertical Frequency Range:50/60Hz

7.Video Amplifier Bandwidth:2.25Gbps/225MHz

8.HDMI/DVI/VGA:480i/480p,576p,720p,1080i/1080p

9.External Power Supply:No external power needed

10.Power consumption (Max):700mW

11.Cable Length:28cm

How to use it:

The product is easily and conveniently use, with three output ports:DVI VGA HDMI and a Mini Display Port.

And you can use one of them at a time as your demand, when you want to use the DVIoutput, you just need to connect the DVI devices using a DVI cable.

And when you want to use the HDMI output, you just need to connect the HDMI devices using a HDMI cable.

When you want to use the VGA output, you just need yo connect the VGA devices using a VGA cable.

The Mini Display Port meed to connect Mac Book, Mac Book Pro, or Mac Book Air.

How to set the resolution :

You can go into “System Preferences” > “Display“. You’ll be able to see 2 display preferences dialog,

one for your prime MacBook display and one for the external monitor. You can use the setti

color intensity and if you have a monitor that can be swiveled (rotated) you can tell Mac OSX to rotate the display to a certain angle for that particular display.

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