Dell S2425HS 23.8 "
Cables (video, audio, USB)1138
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With HDMI, transfer high-quality pictures and 3D sound effects simultaneously at a high-speed HDR Support feature for your convenience and ease of usage Fully compatible with media players This a/v more→cable provides splendid performance and clear connectivity
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Unirise HDMI 8K V2.1 is the latest HDMI specification on the market. Version 2.1 supports higher video resolutions and refresh rates including 8K@60 Hz and 4K@120Hz, and resolutions up to 10K. Giving more→you crystal clear images! HDMI 8k V2.1 also introduces a new HDMI cable category called Ultra High Speed 48Gig, which certifies cables at the new higher speeds that these formats require. Ultra High Speed HDMI cables are backwards compatible with older HDMI devices, and older cables are compatible with new HDMI 2.1 devices, though the full 48 Gbit/s bandwidth is not possible without these new Unirise 8k HDMI cables.
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The Cables To Go 54400 is a 3-foot DisplayPort cable with DisplayPort male connectors.The 54400 is an ideal solution for connecting the DisplayPort output of a laptop to a computer monitor which accep more→ts a DisplayPort input. This cable carries a digital audio/video signal and the connectors feature latches which secure the cable in the port. Support of a High Bit Rate (HBR) bandwidth means that this cable can carry up to a 4k resolution. Built to DisplayPort 1.2 standards, this cable meets the requirements of high performance applications.Ca
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The VisionTek Ultra-High-Spee
TV Mounts & Stands11
Price from $17.99 up to $26.81
Compare prices2→Compare prices and buy MANHATTAN 461979
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wall, diagonal: from 37 ", up to 70 ", load: up to 35 kg
Important!
Compatibility with specific Monitors models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
Compatibility with specific Monitors models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
