The USB32HDPRO USB 3.0 to HDMI Adapter lets you add an HDMI display to your computer through a USB 3.0 port, providing a cost-effective and convenient way to expand the video capabilities of your Mac® or PC computer system. USB 3.0 Bandwidth, High Definition Performance With USB 3.0 support, this external video adapter delivers the bandwidth needed for accelerated High-Definition video performance, capable of outputting video resolutions up to 1920x1200 / 1080p. Even if your current computer doesn’t have a USB 3.0 port available, the USB32HDPRO is backward compatible with USB 2.0, so you’ll be able to connect your HDMI monitor to your computer and be ready for when you upgrade to a USB 3.0-equipped system. Easier Multitasking, More Productivity Add the screen space you need to simplify multitasking and maximize productivity, without even opening your computer case. Some computer systems, including MacBook® and Ultrabook™ laptops and small form-factor desktops, are too compact to install an internal video card.

A USB display adapter offers an easy workaround, performing as an external video card that only requires an available USB port to mirror or extend your desktop onto another display. DisplayLink Plug-and-Display Certified Installation has never been easier. When you connect this DisplayLink Plug and Display certified adapter to a web-enabled Windows® 10, Windows® 8 or Windows® 7 computer, it automatically downloads and installs the most up-to-date drivers for you, so you won’t have to manually download or install any software. The USB32HDPRO is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support. Recommended System Requirements: CPU: Quad Core 2.4GHz or Higher (i5 recommended) RAM: 4GB or higher.

Product Numbers TechData Dis 11554140 ASI 159101 D and H USB32HDPRO Ingram Micro USA XU7569 Synnex US STA-USB32HDPRO UPC Code 05 Warranty Information Warranty 2 Years Hardware Audio Yes AV Input USB 3.0 AV Output HDMI Chipset ID DisplayLink - DL-3500 Memory 512MB DDR II USB Pass-Through No Performance Audio Specifications 5.1-Channel Surround (48Khz) General Specifications If using OS X 10.8, Apple update 10.8.3 must be installed before installing DisplayLink software. 10.8.3 fixes several serious OS X bugs exposed when DisplayLink software is installed. This USB video adapter uses a DisplayLink family chipset. If you’re connecting this device to a computer along with additional USB video adapters or docking stations, please avoid using devices with a Trigger or Fresco family chipset. You may have heard of USB video adapters, and have been wondering what they are, and whether or not they will work in your setup. USB video adapters are devices that take one USB port and go to one or many video connections, such as VGA, DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort.

The $79.99 USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter connects the laptop to HDMI, standard USB 3.0 and power, the identically-priced USB-C VGA multiport adapter uses VGA for its video out and the $19.00.

This is useful if you would like to add an additional display to your computer setup, but are out of video connections on your computer. USB video adapters allow you to mirror or duplicate your display, so the same windows are shown on all of your displays, or extend your desktop, so that you can have different windows on each display. So what do you need to know before you purchase a USB video adapter? • USB video adapters require the computer to have a free USB port. • Check which video connections your display has, and select the appropriate USB video adapter. • Ensure that the USB video adapter is compatible with your operating system. Mac os buttons for windows 10.

• USB video adapters require your video card to be able to handle an additional display. This is because USB video adapters work with your onboard or dedicated video card to drive additional displays. For this reason you are advised to confirm this with your video card manufacturer.

• Consider what you will be doing on the additional display. If you are looking to perform less graphically intensive activities like using Microsoft Office, email, or basic web surfing, you can use any USB video adapter.

If you are looking to perform more graphically intensive activities like high end photo or video editing, you want a USB video adapter with dedicated memory. There are a few other important things to note: • When using multiple USB video adapters on the same computer, they need to use the same chipset family. For example, MCT/Trigger, DisplayLink or Fresco. Note: How many adapters you can use depends on the SKU. • You may not be able to use a USB video adapter with an All-In-One computer. These computers are almost always hardwired to only accept a single display.