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Vtin® Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort to HDMI (Thunderbolt Port Compatible) Male to Female Adapter in Aluminum Alloy Shell<br />
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VicTsing High Resolution 4Kx2K Mini Displayport DP to HDMI Adapter For Apple MacBook Pro Air iMAC<br />
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So what what is the difference between the 2 above? &nbsp;(from your second link)
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Vtin® Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort to HDMI (Thunderbolt Port Compatible) Male to Female Adapter in Aluminum Alloy Shell


VicTsing High Resolution 4Kx2K Mini Displayport DP to HDMI Adapter For Apple MacBook Pro Air iMAC


So what what is the difference between the 2 above?  (from your second link)

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Accepted answer: 0 points for rjef's comment #a40904295 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28701162/Mini-DisplayPort-to-HDMI.html?anchorAnswerId=40904295#a40904295]

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i am looking at getting a Mini DisplayPort &nbsp;to hdmi converter cable/adapter. &nbsp; i have a few questions. &nbsp;Are they all the same? &nbsp;What are the differences? &nbsp;Is the a one size fits all?
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i am looking at getting a Mini DisplayPort  to hdmi converter cable/adapter.   i have a few questions.  Are they all the same?  What are the differences?  Is the a one size fits all?

Mini DisplayPort to HDMI

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