All Surface models can wirelessly connect to compatible displays using Miracast. To do this, press Windows logo key + P and select Connect to a wireless display. You can also wirelessly connect your Surface to an HDMI-compatible display by using the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. Both the host device and the external display need to support the Thunderbolt™, DisplayPort, High Bit Rate (HBR) standards. Connected to two external monitors Hard drive retention: Hard drive retention is not available on models with a soldered hard drive, including XPS 9315 2in1, Chromebooks or Venue tablets, except the Venue 11 Pro. If your monitor doesn’t support DisplayPort, we recommend using HDMI. Otherwise, use DVI or VGA. The adapters listed in the table have been tested for compatibility and can help solve video issues. For other options, see Officially licensed third-party accessories. Move what's on the screen across your Surface display and onto the TV or monitor screen. When you have displays extended, you can drag and move items between the two screens and select a different resolution for your second screen (to learn more about screen resolutions, go to Solution 6).

Use the cable that came with your monitor or verify that the cable supports video. Always do this with Surface devices with USB-C ports.Follow the monitor manufacturer’s instructions to set both monitors to use DisplayPort 1.2 as an input source. For example, this might be called Multi-Stream Transport (MST), which allows the first monitor to pass the signal along to the second monitor. All other products will be delivered via the fastest available method (excluding bank holidays and weekends) and generally within 3-5 days, depending on customer location. If using an HDMI video cable, make sure it's rated version 2.0, or, if using DisplayPort cable, it's rated 1.2, and is no more than 6 feet (1.8 meters) long. Longer cables can affect video quality. If you're using a video extension cable or video adapter or converter, remove it from your set up to see if it’s causing the problem.

Thus, these were examples of a few laptops that use the Mini DisplayPort. Other laptops are also using this technology in their laptops. DisplayPort vs. Mini DisplayPort | The Main Differences Many devices use DisplayPort as one of the main parts. Let’s discuss some of them. Here is a detailed study of the devices that use Mini DisplayPort. #PC Motherboard

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These were some of the features we should know before knowing the devices that use Mini DisplayPort as their display parts. Devices that Use the Mini DisplayPort