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As manufacturers ramp pixels for TV Technology who will soon enter the computer side of things. As such, the body is VESA announced a new version of DisplayPort work with higher resolutions and Ultra HD HDMI 1.4a (4K) 1080p60 and 3D 1080p depth (mm or more) colors. It will be able to output modes through a new DisplayPort to HDMI adapter, version 1.1, once new graphics cards and devices to come "later this year" with the rule, according to VESA. Currently, DisplayPort and supports all native resolutions (and more), including Ultra HD 60 Hz and up to four screens simultaneously 1080p60. However, the new standard, with a compatible adapter, HDMI 1.4 allows you to drive TVs or monitors with a single cable at higher resolutions (if supported) - instead of just before 1080p60. If you need a high resolution version of things, check the PR after the break.

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