OWC's new Quad HDMI 4K Adapter allows Apple Silicon Mac owners hit by display limits add up to four displays from one USB-C ...

On the contrary, DisplayLink expands VGA or DVI monitors up to six units, supports both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio outputs, and up to higher resolution of 1600x1200.

The Minideck USB-to-DVI / VGA / HDMI (video only) adapter utilizes the DisplayLink DL-195 chip, which provides support for resolutions as high 2,048 x 1,152, so 1080p and 1,920 x 1,200 LCD ...

USB to HDMI and USB to VGA adapters will soon with on Chromebooks, according to a statement from DisplayLink. The drivers will be baked into ChromeOS.

USB-C supports DisplayPort (and HDMI, and MHL) over Alternate Mode. Don't know why you are so stuck on the idea of DisplayLink: does your laptop not have a USB-C port? Video over USB is pretty crappy.

In a world where multi-tasking is a necessity, multi-display configurations are becoming ever more popular. DisplayLink is a new kind of technology that promises to take the hassle out of adding ...

Yes, it has one HDMI, and one VGA, so, you can use VGA for the second monitor. It's a budget unit, but all the same a HDMI + Display Port would have been nice. --- Splitter. It costs about 10USD ...

DisplayLink 's USB graphics technology has made adding multiple screens to notebooks straightforward, but there's always a limit on performance thanks to the throughput potential of USB 2.0.

Support for leading display standards – DisplayPort, VGA DAC, DVI, HDMI Backwards compatibility with 3+ million DisplayLink USB 2.0 graphics devices USB bus power capabilities for both USB 2.0 ...

Many technologies are being touted to replace VGA and DVI. The two leading candidates are HDMI and DisplayPort, while USB remains the underdog.

MacBook platforms do not have VGA or HDMI connectors, which are the most common connectors in Projectors. For a complete audio-video experience today, Mac users need to connect at least 3 cable ...

Here at IDF 2010, DisplayLink has come forward with public plans to gravitate towards "any device, any display connectivity" with its new USB 3.0 chip platform.