The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) declared the final standard edition of the DisplayPort connector. As the inheritor of the DVI, the DisplayPort will intensify the high definition audio signal's transmission while transferring the video signal.

The DisplayPort is manufactured to be able to send both video and audio signals from the computer to a computer monitor or home theater system. The upgrage will allow better audio and video performance and easy connection.

The DisplayPort also supports the higher resolution and refresh rate. DisplayPort supports the one lane, one direction, four-line connection, and supports the data transmission rate up to 10.8Gbps, which is enough to transmit the uncompressed audio and video signal. At the same time, it also supports the 1Mbps bi-directional  auxiliary channel  for equipment control. Additionally, it supports 8-bit deep color and 10-bit deep color. During data transmission, the DisplayPort interface uses the "micro-packetised" format to better future-proof the interface.

  

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