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Speaker: Scott Sommers - Group ManagerScott is responsible for all Standards groups and activities within Molex Global Commercial Products Division. He is also a Board of Director of the Video Standards Electronics Association (VESA) where DisplayPort was developed. He has been with Molex for over twenty years.
Experts: Vincent Wu - Product Marketing ManagerVincent is currently the Product Maketing Manager for Molex DisplayPort, HDMI and DVI products. Prior to joining Molex, he has sales experience in MicroLCD and Driver IC, and project management experience on video/data projector.
Experts: Leo Lo - Senior Product Marketing Specialist Leo has a master degree in manufacturing engineering and engineering management from the City University of Hong Kong. He has four years of experience in product marketing of consumer cable assembly with Molex. His main focuses are on technical and product introduction of consumer cable assembly, such as DisplayPort, HDMI, Micro USB, IEEE1394. Leo also handle design-in cable assembly for different applications.
Experts: Greg Walz - Product ManagerGreg is the Product Manager for external and pluggable I/O products in Molex Integrated Products Division. Before joining Molex, he was the Product Manager for Amherst Systems Associates. Greg has also been with Agilent Technologies as Segment Manager and had many years of experience at Hewlett Packard as Sales and Technical Support Manager and Product Manager. He graduated with a BS in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University and an MBA from the University of Colorado.
Overview
This webinar discusses some of the latest trends of DisplayPort, the new VESA-approved digital interface standard, and its adoption in monitor, consumer electronics products, workstation products and portable computers. With its ability to double the DVI bandwidth in a smaller connector suited for portable applications, DisplayPort is set to take the industry by storm with its royalty-free implementation, replacing DVI and VGA in future version of Notebook and Desktop PCs, whilst supporting HDCP in next generation of optical media DRM.
The second PlugTest featuring first products with DisplayPort technology in August 2007 demonstrated the interoperability of the technology.
Molex is a member of VESA and an active contributor to the development of DisplayPort specifications and standard. In this webinar, it will introduce and highlight its latest range of DisplayPort receptacles, plug assemblies and adaptors for successful implementation of this technology. Its panel of experts will also address any technical issues or questions that you may have about the external interconnections.
Company Introduction
Molex Incorporated is a 68-year-old manufacturer of electronic components, including electrical and fiber optic interconnection products and systems, switches and integrated products, with 54 plants in 18 countries throughout the world. Please visit Molex's homepage to get more information :www.molex.com
This webinar discusses some of the latest trends of DisplayPort, the new VESA-approved digital interface standard, and its adoption in monitor, consumer electronics products, workstation products and portable computers. With its ability to double the DVI bandwidth in a smaller connector suited for portable applications, DisplayPort is set to take the industry by storm with its royalty-free implementation, replacing DVI and VGA in future version of Notebook and Desktop PCs, whilst supporting HDCP in next generation of optical media DRM.
The second PlugTest featuring first products with DisplayPort technology in August 2007 demonstrated the interoperability of the technology.
Molex is a member of VESA and an active contributor to the development of DisplayPort specifications and standard. In this webinar, it will introduce and highlight its latest range of DisplayPort receptacles, plug assemblies and adaptors for successful implementation of this technology. Its panel of experts will also address any technical issues or questions that you may have about the external interconnections.
DisplayPort is a trademark of VESA
Company Introduction
Molex Incorporated is a 68-year-old manufacturer of electronic components, including electrical and fiber optic interconnection products and systems, switches and integrated products, with 54 plants in 18 countries throughout the world. Please visit Molex's homepage to get more information :www.molex.com
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