Nippon Labs - AD-MDVIM-DVIF White 8.5" Mini DVI Male to DVI Female Adapter Cable, White
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Nippon Labs AD-MDVIM-DVIF White 8.5" Mini DVI Male to DVI Female Adapter Cable, White
Features
Mini DVI to DVI Adapter
Mini DVI Male to DVI Female Adapter Cable
Mini-DVI to DVI
Male to Female
Specifications
- Connector Type (End 1)Mini-DVIConnector Type (End 2)DVI
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