HP 2335 Monitor - need adaptor to connect to Lenovo ThinkPad laptop

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad laptop (Ultrabook) that I want to hook up to my HP 2335 external monitor. I need an adaptor cable but do not know which is the correct adaptor. I see on my monitor that I have a 15 pin female port. Can I get an adaptor with a male connector to connect into the monitor and a USB connect to connect into the laptop? Can I get an adaptor for the original cable that came with the monitor ( I think it is DVI?), that has a USB connector?
If anyone knows how to do this please forward guidance along with technical specifics (description, brand, model number, etc)
Thanks
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