Question

Which port allows for the transmission of high definition video using the DisplayPort protocol?

Answer 1

Explanation:

The High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) and DisplayPort are both modern serial interfaces for carrying digital video from one product to another over cables. They replace long-running analog interfaces like VGA, S-video, and RGB. With most video and audio in data-intensive high-definition (HD) format, any interface must have a high data rate. HDMI and DisplayPort are both high-speed digital interfaces, but they differ in several important aspects (see the table). HDMI is used mainly for consumer electronics equipment, while DisplayPort is primarily for computer and peripheral video connections.