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Digitus DA-70853 USB / VGA Adapter [1x USB-C® plug - 1x VGA socket] Black 15.00 cm

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Highlights & Details

DIGITUS USB 3.1 Type-C graphics adapter, VGA, Full HD 1080p, black

  • It extends your USB-C™ device is a VGA connection
  • It supports full HD (1920 x 1080p/60 Hz)

Technical specifications

  • Chipset: AG 9300
Product type

TV/monitor Adapter

Connection type

USB

VGA

No. of A connectors

1 x

Type A

USB-C® plug

No. of B connections

1 x

Type B

VGA socket

Cable length

15.00 cm

Factory colour

Black

Video resolution

1920 x 1080 Pixel

Shielding

Braid shielding

Connector version

straight

Cable use

TV/monitor

Version

Adapter

Range of use

Monitors/TV adapters

3D beamer

Home beamer

Home cinema/HD beamer

Fixed projector

Short throw projector

Portable projector

Laptop

Pico projector

Classroom projector

USB adapters

Universal

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Copper

Cable design

Round

Cable version

VGA

Signal flow direction

Unidirectional (uni)

UKCA

yes

Description

The USB type-C™ VGA graphics adapter allows you to connect a VGA monitor or projector and a USB-C™ device. The highest possible resolution: full HD (1080p). It is suitable for all operating systems: Windows, Mac, Google Chrome. The adapter is one of the must-have accessories, whether private when connecting your music books with an additional monitor or professionally in presentations via a VGA projector.

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Features

  • USB version: USB 3.1 (Gen. 1)
  • Corresponds to the VESA DisplayPort Alternate Mode

Scope of delivery

  • USB type-C™ VGA graphics adapter
  • QIG (Quick Installation Guide)

Hints

Not all USB-C™ ports support all the functions of the USB type-C™ Standards. Make sure that the USB-C™ port of your notebook's display port alternate mode (DP-Alt modes).
The video output capacity depends on the graphics card of your notebook and the connected monitor. Some Screens barriers also the available resolution.