The white 2-in-1 Mini DisplayPort to HDMI/VGA Travel Adapter Converter from StarTech is a Mini DisplayPort to VGA/HDMI converter that offers a 2-in-1 solution for connecting your mDP-enabled Ultrabook or laptop computer to any VGA or HDMI display. It is a suitable plug-and-play solution for travel by sporting a compact, lightweight design.

The converter is compatible with Intel Thunderbolt, on your Mac or PC, and installs easily. Furthermore, because the converter cable supports video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200/1080p, you can convert a Mini DisplayPort video source to VGA or HDMI without sacrificing video quality.

Connect to HDMI or VGA Display    Resolutions up to 1080p or 1920 x 1200    Plug-and-Play    Portable    Compatible with Intel Thunderbolt    CE, FCC, & RoHS Certified

You can keep your adapter with you while traveling, to connect to virtually any display you come across

2-in-1 design lets you use a single adapter to connect your mDP computer to any VGA or HDMI display or system

Maximize portability with a compact, lightweight adapter you can easily carry in your laptop bag

Supports video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 or 1080p

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a limit for input cable length? I need to plug in a 25' cable as an input. A previous switch I tried could not accommodate this. Apparently there was too much signal loss.

A: This device does not have a cable length limit. Your results will vary depending on what brand cable you are using and if you use any signal boosting/extending equipment with it. For instance, You mentioned that you attempted to plug a 25ft HDMI cable into a device and it resulted in signal loss but It might work if you attempt to use a different cable such as one made by Kramer or Comprehensive. Another solution may be adding a signal booster like the StarTech HDBOOST4K HDMI 4K Signal Booster (114.8'). There are other solutions as well such as extending over cat-6 cable, fiber, or BNC cables which all perform much better over long distances. Ultimately the solution to your problem lies in how the signal is sent to the switcher not in the switcher itself.

Q: 2. Will this take a 1080i59.94 signal?

A: Yes it should. This product supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200.

Q: 3. Does this only support one output at a time or can I connect multiple displays with this?

A: This adapter supports a single display.

Q: 4. This adapter is to connect older laptop VGA ouput to a newer HDMI display, Why is the 3.5 mm audio cable so short that you can't actually plug the VGA and 3.5mm audio cable into the laptop at the same time?

A: This is a "hub" type device that should be used with the necessary extenders.

Q: 5. Will this work on a lenovo thinkpad thunderbolt port?

A: Yes, this adapter would also be compatible with your Lenovo Thinkpad's Thunderbolt port.

Q: 6. Is there a video port switch with hdmi input and display port or usb-c output? that converts the hdmi signal to display / usb-c?

A: The StarTech VS221HD4KA 2-Port HDMI 4K Automatic Video Switch with Fast Switching only has HDMI input and output.

Q: 7. Does this support a 1080i59.94 signal in?

A: Yes

Q: 8. I have an older gateway windows 7 pc only a single gva output. I need a converter to hdmi and a vga splitter to run two monitors?

A: This device simply takes a digital HDMI signal and converts to an analog SVGA output. It will not provide you with any means of running 2 monitors. If you want the same display on 2 monitors you can use a splitter. You will need to buy a splitter that matches whichever output you choose to go with. So, if you buy this device, you will need a splitter that takes a single SVGA input and splits it into 2 XXXX output of your choice. If you are trying to get 2 monitors that Windows (I assume) will see as independent monitors, then you need a graphics card to do so, or device similar to TripleHead2Go (multi monitor adapter). In order to have Windows see independent monitors, you have to have some kind of hardware that will manage 2 monitors (either graphics card, or external graphics processor). I assume you want Windows to see 2 monitors, I recommend a new graphics card to do so.

Q: 9. Will this work on a dvd player to connect to a projector?

A: Technically, yes, it could work, but it all depends on the resolution and frame rate your DVD player outputs. If your DVD player outputs a 1920 x 1080/ 60i video signal, then this converter should recognize the signal and converter it to VGA. However, if your DVD player outputs a standard definition or 720p signal via the HDMI connection, this will not work.

Q: 10. Will this work on a Optiplex 3020?

A: We have used it with a Matrox triple head, and worked fine. I don't know if this can help to you