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" Now that you&amp;#039;ve traded in all your analog cords for expensive DVI and HDMI digital cables to work with your new AV and computer equipment, you&amp;#039;ll be less than thrilled to learn that another video standard is coming next year. Recently certified by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA), DisplayPort is supported by such digital heavyweights as Dell, HP, Samsung, AMD and Nvidia as the successor to DVI for computer monitors. DisplayPort offers higher bandwidth and resolution than its predecessor, as well as the ability to run video and audio through a single cable.  Perhaps most important to its backers, DisplayPort uses digital content protection similar to the encryption built into the HDMI standard to protect copyrighted material. This has led to some frustrating equipment incompatibilities with HDMI. Will DisplayPort gear suffer from similar glitches? &amp;quot;We will be doing substantial compliance and interoperability testing,&amp;quot; says Bill Lempesis, executive director of VESA, &amp;quot;so we&amp;#039;re hoping to minimize that sort of thing.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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