Mini DisplayPort Male to HDMI Female Cable 1080P

Name: Mini DisplayPort Male to HDMI Female Cable 1080P
Brand: IceWhale Technology Limited
SKU: ZBA027
Price: 4.9 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.83 (6 reviews)

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INTRODUCTION

Bang for the buck!

It is always hard to decide which display port should go with ZimaBoard during the early stage of product development: HDMI, MiniDP or Micro HDMI just like Raspberry Pi? For the simplicity of layout, the minimum form factor, and the 4K60Hz specification, the MiniDP was chosen over the HDMI at last. Hence we have always believed that the team should provide a cost-effective display port solution as a standard accessory of ZimaBoard.

This Mini DisplayPort Male to HDMI Female Cable 1080p is one of the solutions we came up with after sourcing almost all MiniDP adapter suppliers. Priced at $3.9, you can't really ask more of it as a must-have for streaming and testing with ZimaBoard. Let alone its simple design and compatibility with all MiniDP laptops, such as Apple Macbook Pro 2015 and Microsoft Surface series.

FEATURE

Compatible with ZimaBoard, MacBook, iMac, and any other MiniDP devices
Aluminum housing - compact and sturdy
1080p 60hz resolution, ideal for testing and debugging
Plug and Play - no software or drivers required

SPECIFICATION

Input: Mini Displayport (Thunderbolt) Male
Output: HDMI Female
Full 1080p HD Video
Full HD audio for the ultimate in surround sound
Cable Length: 9.8 inches
Weight: 1.1 ounces

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1x Mini DisplayPort Male to HDMI Female Cable 1080p

CERTIFICATION

CE / FCC / ROHS

It’s a cable. It works. Enough said.

Mini DisplayPort

It works perfectly as expected. It spears to be strong, & so I would expect it to last.

Great Product - Local storage fills up very fast

Product works well and fast.
Only downside is I installed only plex linked to a NAS video library but the local storage is now full after 1 week.
There should be a setup guide to save the cache , images from Alex onto the video folder on the NAS. Or Plex should be preinstalled with that kind of setup , where you just point to the NAS storage.
This is not super easy to do as plex runs off a docker container.