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Is Mini DisplayPort becoming obsolete?
For a while, Mini DisplayPort was one of the main options for video output on smaller devices. Apple announced it in 2008 to replace interfaces like VGA and DVI with a single, slimmer connector.
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Mini DisplayPort, introduced by Apple in 2008 to replace VGA and DVI with a slimmer connector, was once common on smaller devices and many Mac models. Over time the port has vanished from most new computers, including Apple’s own Macs, making it increasingly hard to find. The article questions whether this decline renders the interface obsolete.
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