üleminek I/O ADAPTER HDMI TO VGA/

High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) digital audio/video interface extension cable
Supports data transfer bandwidth of up to 18 Gigabits/sec
Allows bi-directional communication between smart HDMI devices
Supports 3D TV with video resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz
Supports HDMI Ethernet Channel 100 Mbps function (HEC)
Supports Audio Return Channel technology (HARC)

Adapter Akyga® AK-AD-18 with two female ends allows you to change cable gender or connect two male VGA cables together.

Hight quality Akyga® AK-AV-01 1.8 m VGA cable with ferrite filter for connecting 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) devices. The cable is compatible with following standards: SVGA, XGA, SXGA, QXGA, WXGA, WSXGA, WUXGA, WQXGA, CGA and NTSC, HD, Full HD

The Akyga® AK-AD-53 adapter is a product that enables easy and convenient connection of devices equipped with a universal USB type C interface to an external display with an HDMI connection. This is a great solution, for example for Macbooks, which are usually no longer equipped with an HDMI port, which disables direct connection to devices compatible with this standard. The adapter uses an HDMI socket supporting 4K resolution and a USB C connector in version 3.1 offering an increased data transmission speed. The length of the adapter cable is 15 cm. The adapter is unidirectional, it means that the data flow is one way from USB C to HDMI. The product is supported by the Android operating system.

Adapter Akyga® AK-AD-56 is a product that enables easy and convenient connection of device with a USB C port to a monitor, projector or TV with DisplayPort connector. It is a simple solution for people using Chromebooks and Macbooks, which are usually no longer have DisplayPort, making it difficult to connect an external screen. The device supports the latest technologies Ultra HD and Full HD which in combination with superfast USB C 3.1 ensures the fastest and the highest quality of data transferred. The length of the adapter cable is 15 centimeters. In AK-AD-56, data flow takes place in one direction from USB C to DisplayPort.