Relatively recent computer monitors also support DisplayPort. You won't find these as commonly, but dedicated graphics cards and higher-end laptops may have DisplayPort connections. In those cases, you're still working with HDMI, and you can easily find cables with a micro or mini connector on one end and a standard HDMI connection on the other.ĭisplayPort and USB-C: Things get a little more complicated with DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, and USB-C connections. Laptop manufacturers may opt for smaller mini and micro HDMI connections to conserve space and build a smaller device.

It's widely used, and you shouldn't have a hard time finding a cable.