<b>Ultrabook = ultra light, but...</b><br>Where does the weight loss come from? By losing or reducing the size of some widely used interfaces. If you used to be able to connect a larger screen via HDMI® using a DisplayPort™ with an adapter, now you may only have a Mini DisplayPort™, so what do you do?<br><br><b>Mini DisplayPort™</b><br>The input is given via a Mini DisplayPort™. This connection has become particularly established with MacBook Air® , not least because Apple® developed it.
So anyone who owns such a MacBook® can benefit from our IB-AC538a adapter.<br><br><b>HDMI®</b><br>The HDMI® connection can be used, for example, to connect the MacBook® to a beamer/projector or another monitor. HDMI® is widely used and supports a resolution of up to 1920x1200@60 Hz. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4510-00-277-4235, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
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| NSN | 4510-00-277-4235 |
| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION | BRASS; CHROMIUM-PLATED FINISH; 1.5 IN. DIA OF TUBE; 3 INLETS; END OUTLET; 28 IN. C TO C INLET; W/SLIP JOINT NUTS,WASHERS,FRICTION RINGS ON INLETS; FEAT W/TAILPIECE ON OUTLET END IN |