Mini DisplayPort/DVI-kabel ShiverPeaks wit

The ShiverPeaks Mini DisplayPort to DVI cable in white provides a direct digital connection between devices with a Mini DisplayPort output and displays with a DVI input. Designed for use with laptops and desktop computers that support Mini DisplayPort video output, the cable transmits video signals to DVI monitors, projectors and DVI-equipped TVs. The white finish matches light-coloured setups and the single-cable form factor simplifies connections between a MacBook or similar system and an external DVI display.

Advantages

This Mini DisplayPort to DVI cable offers a stable digital video link without the need for adapters, supporting clear image reproduction on DVI displays. The moulded connectors provide strain relief and consistent contact, while the cable jacket resists everyday wear to maintain a reliable connection over time. The compact, single-piece design eliminates loose parts and reduces setup complexity when connecting portable computers to external screens.

Suitable for

• Connecting a MacBook or laptop with Mini DisplayPort to a DVI monitor or projector
• Office workstations requiring a single-cable digital video connection
• Home setups where a portable computer is used with a DVI display
• Presentations on DVI-compatible projectors

Key specifications

• Connector types: male Mini DisplayPort to DVI
• Cable colour: white
• Signal type: digital video
• Single-cable, fixed-connector design
• Durable jacket and moulded connector strain relief

How to use

Connect the male Mini DisplayPort end to the Mini DisplayPort output of your laptop or computer and plug the DVI end into the DVI input of the display device. Power on both devices and select the appropriate input on the monitor or projector if necessary. The operating system should detect the external display automatically; if not, adjust display settings in your system preferences or display control panel to set resolution and arrangement.

Recommendations

For the best results, ensure both devices are powered off when connecting or disconnecting the cable. Use the cable with compatible video outputs only and avoid excessive bending near the connector ends. If you require audio transmission, use a separate audio connection because DVI carries video only.