DisplayPort is an audio-video interconnect standard that is designed to advance display simplicity and the adoption of protected digital outputs on computers. This allows users to easily view HD content and other protected files. Because DisplayPort signaling can transmit both DVI and HDMI signals (other digital display protocols), DisplayPort is compatible with many popular interconnects and subsequently, the consumer devices that use the standards. For consumers, this means they can easily incorporate DisplayPort sources or devices in their homes and offices. The DisplayPort interface standard, defined by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA), an organization that promotes standardization in the…