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DisplayPort 2.0 launches, promising 8K video support by late 2020

DisplayPort 2.0 launches, promising 8K video support by late 2020

Posted on June 27, 2019 By Jarvis

HDMI 2.1 versus DP 2.0: Fight!

While U.S. broadcasters are still mired in 1080p, foreign markets are already looking at 8K video—and that’s exactly what the new generation of DisplayPort technology, DisplayPort 2.0, is designed to address.

In late 2020, the first products incorporating the new DP 2.0 standard are expected to be made available, according to the Video Electronics Standards Association, or VESA. DP 2.0 can use the existing DP connector that appears on many high-end desktop PCs, or be carried over cabling that uses the standard USB-C connector—though you’ll still need a PC with DP 2.0 silicon to support it.
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