Source: http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/22/displayport-1-2-adds-active-cable-support-brings-longer-cords/
It's been a while since we've heard anything from the
VESA folks, so it was a pleasant surprise when the organization hit our inbox with a bit of PR announcing an update to the
DisplayPort 1.2 standard. New active cables being introduced will allow video connections to stretch up 100 feet -- five times that of the old-school, passive variety -- and use thinner gauge wire for more flexible cords. The one kink is that the cables are directional, though, a new logo (above) should help minimize confusion over which end gets jacked into the source and which feeds your TV. Not that we're complaining about longer, thinner cables but, it sure would be nice if we could cover those 33 meters without making our apartment look like a data center - how's that
wireless DisplayPort coming along?
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