Product comparison · 2 usb graphics adapters

i-tec Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI vs i-tec Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO

Key differences

DVI output
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:No
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:Yes
HDMI output
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:Yes
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:No
Chipset
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:DisplayLink DL-3500
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:DisplayLink DL-3100
Width
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:54 mm
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:84 mm
Depth
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:84 mm
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:54 mm
Weight
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:44 g
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:54 g
Package type
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:Blister
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:Box
Package weight
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI:171 g
- Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO:247 g

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Comparison of USB3HDMI, USB3HDTRIO
33 specifications	A i-tec Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter HDMI Model USB3HDMI View product	B i-tec Advance USB 3.0 Display Adapter TRIO Model USB3HDTRIO View product
Performance3 differ
DVI outputDiffers	No	Yes
HDMI outputDiffers	Yes	No
Maximum resolution (HDMI)Known for one	2048 x 1152 pixels	Unknown — not stated by the source
ChipsetDiffers	DisplayLink DL-3500	DisplayLink DL-3100
CertificationKnown for one	USB 3.0	Unknown — not stated by the source
DVI connector typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	DVI-I
System requirementsidentical
Other operating systems supportedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Android
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	54 mm	84 mm
DepthDiffers	84 mm	54 mm
WeightDiffers	44 g	54 g
Packaging data2 differ
Package typeDiffers	Blister	Box
Package weightDiffers	171 g	247 g
Packaging contentidentical
ManualKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Interface adapters includedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	DVI-D male - VGA male, DVI-I male - HDMI female

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