eDP (Embedded DisplayPort)

Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) is a technology used to connect screens, like laptop displays, to their main hardware. It transmits high-quality video and audio signals quickly and efficiently, allowing for sharp images and smooth sound. eDP is designed specifically for built-in displays, offering improvements in power consumption, performance, and design flexibility over older connection types. It enables thinner, lighter laptops by simplifying internal connections and supporting higher resolutions, refresh rates, and color accuracy, making it ideal for modern portable devices with high-quality screens.