Connect your laptop or computer to an external display with the USB-C to DisplayPort Adapter by Adesso. This adapter connects your computer's USB-C port to DisplayPort and supports resolutions up to 4K/HD at 60 Hz.. The adapter is universally compatible and works with desktop computers, laptops, projectors, and most mobile devices. Simple plug-and-play functionality grants wide compatibility with most versions of Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. A compact and durable design ensures long-term use.

Compatible with Desktop & Mobile Devices    Works with Most Operating Systems    Plug-and-Play Functionality    Compact & Durable Design

• MacOS
• Android
• iOS
• Linux
• Windows 2000
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7
• Windows 8
• Windows 10

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the microphone input stereo as well?

A: The microphone input is stereo.

Q: 2. Does the Matthews Rags come with a bag?

A: Unfortunately, this product does not include a bag.

Q: 3. Does it include a mount for tripod attachment?

A: The Adesso CyberTrack H3 720p USB Webcam does not include a tripod socket.

Q: 4. Does the Matthews 8x8 Unbleached Muslin have elastic corners for a frame similar to the 6x6?

A: Yes, the Matthews 8x8 Unbleached Muslin does offer elastic corners.

Q: 5. Where is this cam made?

A: Country Of Origin: CHINA

Q: 6. Why is this rag a little smaller than 6'x6'? Is it done on purpose?

A: 5.9 will fit inside a 6x6 frame.

Q: 7. would this fit a godox vl 200 light with plenty of room to put the umbrella step freely?

A: You could use this with a VL series light.

Q: 8. Cable length?

A: This cable is up to 3 ft.

Q: 9. What is the field of view on this?

A: The manufacturer doesn't specify this information.

Q: 10. Just following up - I purchased this product and tested/confirmed the microphone input is NOT stereo?

A: The mic input on the BOYA EA2L is a 3.5mm TRS connector which delivers two channels of audio (left and right). Most microphones that use this type of connector provide a dual mono output which means that the audio on both channels is the same. In general, most microphones are dual mono unless they are dedicated stereo microphones with two separate mic elements designed to pickup different sounds on the left and right. So the type of connector used on the microphone does not determine the pickup pattern of the mic.