Any Mini Display Port to Display Port cable?

I am going to buy a new 30" DELL monitor which equipped with Display Port, but I cannot find any Mini Display Port to Display Port cable, so what can I do?
Don't tell me to buy a Mini Display Port to Dual Link DVI cable, it is nonsense to change the type of connector and buy that expensive cable.

There is at least one that I know of.
http://estore.circuitassembly.com/products/Mini-Displayport-to-Displayport-Adapt er-Cable.html
I have it and am doing with it exactly what you want to do and it's working great.

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