Who is credited with the creation of the Mini DisplayPort?

The Mini DisplayPort is credited to Apple, which developed this connection interface in 2008. The Mini DisplayPort is a smaller, more compact version of the DisplayPort and was designed to provide a versatile interface for connecting high-definition displays and other devices, while maintaining high-quality audio and video output. Apple incorporated it into their products, such as the MacBook line, making it a popular choice for connecting external monitors and projectors. This innovation showcased Apple’s commitment to providing advanced technology in their hardware offerings and contributed to the industry's move toward smaller, more efficient connection standards for digital displays.