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The Lenovo Security Cable Lock allows customers to manage physical security access within the enterprise, offices, schools, libraries, or in other public spaces. Cable locks help reduce theft and incr more→ease physical asset security protection for laptops, docking stations, desktops and flat panel monitors.


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The C2G HDMI to DVI-D Digital Video Cable is perfect for source to display connectivity for desktop or home theater applications requiring connectivity between HDMI and DVI-D devices. This cable conne more→cts an HDMI source device to a DVI-D display or a DVI-D source device to an HDMI display. This fully-functional, high bandwidth cable is tested to perform at industry standards and is backed by a lifetime warranty.SpecificationsElectrical Characteristics:Nominal Velocity of Propagation - 10.2GbpsDC Resistance - 300VDielectric Strength - AC 500V/minuteInsulation Resistance - 100Nominal Attenuation - 1-825MHz - 8dBPhysical Characteristics:Voltage Rating - 30VMinimum Bend Radius - 60°Temperature …

Create high-resolution 4K x 2K connections with HBR2 support between your DisplayPort equipped devices.

DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 Active Cable (M/M) 4K @ 60Hz

At a Glance: Transmit audio and video from DisplayPort to Ultra HD TV Supports video resolutions of up to 4k x 2k (3840 x 2160) at 30Hz Top-of-the-line all-digital audio/video cable Use for movies, pr more→esentations, photo slideshows, and more Simple plug-and-play connectivity Supports HDCP (High-Definition Content Protection) CABLE COMPONENTS: 1. Shielded (tinned copper braid) cable and connector for EMI resistance 2. DisplayPort (1 x 20 pin male)--connects to your laptop, desktop, or tablet 3. Gold plated connector contacts 4. HDMI Type A(1 x 19 pin male)--connects to your monitor, television, or sound system CONNECT DISPLAYPORT DEVICES TO Ultra HD TVS AND MONITORS Easily connect your DisplayPort-enabled …

The DisplayPort connector looks very similar to the HDMI connector, but they have distinctly different characteristics. Not only physically but performance wise as well. DisplayPort 1.4 supports up to more→8K at 60Hz and HDR, whereas you would need to use HDMI 2.1 to support 10K at 120Hz and HDR with dynamic metadata and enhance eARC. Don't forget to check if your display and video card can support HDMI 2.1!