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IOGEAR
Connects a USB-C notebook, tablet or desktop to an HDMI display or projector at up to 4096x2160@60Hz with audio pass-through and a reversible plug
This IOGEAR GUC3CHD60 adapter converts a USB Type-C port into an HDMI output for notebooks, ultrabooks and tablets. It works with devices such as the Apple MacBook, Google Chromebook Pixel and Nokia N1 tablet. The reversible USB-C connector plugs in either orientation for reliable operation.
The adapter supports video resolutions up to 4096x2160 at 60Hz, delivering 4K Ultra High Definition content to HDMI displays, projectors or HDTVs. This single specification determines whether the adapter matches the display capability you require.
The unit draws power from the host USB-C port and requires no external supply, so it adds negligible heat or noise to the setup. Multi-channel HDMI audio passes through the adapter alongside the video signal for a complete audio-visual link.
| Brand | IOGEAR |
|---|---|
| Model | GUC3CHD60 |
| Type | USB-C to HDMI Adapters |
| Changer Type | USB-C to HDMI |
| Color | White |
| Specifications | USB-C to HDMI Adapter IOGEAR's USB Type-C to HDMI adapter is the ideal hardware solution to convert a USB-C connection to an HDMI video output. This gives you the ability to connect your USB-C-based device like the Apple MacBook, Google Chromebook Pixel and the Nokia N1 Tablet to any HDMI based display, projector or HDTV. USB-C - The Next Break Through in Connectivity USB-C is the latest advancement in the consumer electronics industry for device connectivity. Supporting a universal connectivity standard, USB-C unites all of your core functions into one powerful port. Thanks to its v |
| Features | Connect your USB Type-C based Notebook, Ultrabook or Tablet to an HDMI based display or projector Compatible with the latest USB Type-C based desktops, notebooks and tablets including Apple MacBook, Chromebook Pixel and the Nokia N1 tablet Supports Video Resolutions of up to 4096x2160@60Hz Supports HDMI Audio Pass Through Reversible USB Type-C connector ensures proper operation regardless of how the adapter is connected Compliant with DisplayPort Specification 1.2 Alternate Mode USB Bus Powered - No external power adapter necessary Supports Plug-N-Play; No drivers or software install |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 64 × 22 mm |
It means the adapter can output a 4K UHD image at 4096 by 2160 pixels refreshed 60 times per second, provided the host device and the display both support that resolution and refresh rate.
The adapter uses a USB Type-C connector with DisplayPort Alternate Mode to carry video; the practical limit is the host's video capability and the HDMI display's maximum supported resolution.
The compact white dongle plugs directly into a USB-C port and has an HDMI female socket for a standard cable; it requires no extra mounting hardware or external power.
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