Will this work on any computer that has a HDMI port and T.V? Like what do you mean by versions? When i bought my laptop, all it said was HDMI 1.4.
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Yes, these cables will work on your lap top. Sometimes when cables are upgraded the version number changes so you can tell the difference between an older and newer cable.
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Yes. However these are two 3 foot cables. Just keep that in mind. These cheap hdmi cables are just as good as the $$$ ones.
2198058
I have the same computer that you have. I hooked the cable up to three different TVs and it still doesn't work. I haven't tried the VGA port (blue port) on it yet; but the RCA ports (the red, white, and yellow) do not work.
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Mine didn't work. I asked for a replacement but its been over a month and nothing has arrived so far. I have been sent tracking numbers so I think they tried sending a new one but it just hasn't arrived. I wouldn't buy this if I were you. In theory it should work though. VGA is analog and thus is a lower resolution than HDMI. I'm going to buy a whole new monitor that supports DVI rather than dealing with the crappy quality of my VGA monitor. Its up to you man I wouldn't buy though.
529842
If your computer has an HDMI port to connect to the TV. I found the VGA connection to be rather poor. But when i connected through the HDMI it was flawless.
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There are different versions of HDMI cables. Versions 1.4 and above support 3D. So an "HDMI 3D" cable just means it is 1.4 or above. A version 1.4 cable will also transmit 720/1080p content just fine. Wikipedia has a great version comparison chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_comparison
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I wouldn't buy tjis ptoduct. I sent mine back because I used it to hook up another monitor to my computer and the resolution it gave me was only 400 x 800, not as advertised. I researched some more and a EVGA +39. It has an adapter for VGA and HDMI. Like I said, I use it to connect a third monitor to my laptop. Don't know if it can be used for a TV. But check to see if your TV has a VGA input first. Most do. Then you can just buy a VGA cable and a audio cable and that will work.
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I was hesitant to answer because I'm not sure. I tried to convert the DVI to HDMI for a laptop to be on my 4 port switch and had a hell of a time finding an adapter to work. I'd research the adapters and find one that says they did that sucessfully... that would be your answer.
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Yes, the HDMI port works fine. The only problem most people are reporting with the HDMI functionality is that the driver, as shipped, does not allow the tablet display to be duplicated on the monitor/TV; you can only select "extend" mode or just the monitor/TV screen. A newer driver, available from the Toshiba support site, fixes that.Perhaps you have a defective cable?
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VGA is only for the Visual section, if your laptop came with a Audio Jack, theirs many different kinds one is yellow and only one type of connection, and the other is a normal speaker jack that might work only if the TV has a connection for the speaker jack in the back of it...hope this works if all else fails go to your local Computer store and by an adapter specially made for conversion from the PC to the TV... best of luck
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You mean HDMI "Output" on computer. That should work.Advantage of buying from Amazon is you can return it if it don't work :)Good Luck.
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It doesn't say anything about HDMI 1.4. It says it's the latest version and is ethernet capable. I use it with my smart tv with HD satellite and have been very satisfied. I also use it with another HDTV and HD BluRay player and am satisfied as well.
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As far as I can tell it only works with VUDU. It seems to be a complete waste of money as far as I'm concerned. I wound up running a 20 foot HDMI cable from my computer to my TV set. That way I can see anything on my computer screen on my TV. (I have an 82 inch TV!)
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I have a Macbook Pro (late 2012 model I believe-last 17" that they made)--that does not have any variation of HDMI port on it. If you're in doubt I'd check the Apple website for the model you have-their tech specs are pretty clear :-)
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HDMI 2.0 is supposed to work with HDMI 1.4 cables. *If* the 1.4 cables were built to specs, they can support the increased bandwidth with no problem. That said, this cable (KabelDirekt (6 feet) TOP Series) is the first one I've bought that has worked for me with no problems. My HDMI 2.0 hardware seems happy, and I haven't had any of the glitches I used to experience with older/cheaper cables. The thing to look for when buying these cables is the ATC certification. If you're really suspicious, ask for copies of the manufacturers certificates. The good manufacturers will usually send you a copy.
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The newest "dual-mode" DisplayPort standard (sending HDMI/DVI signal from the DP port, which passive adapters like these depend on) only goes up to HDMI 1.4 anyway. So, in other words, for all practical purposes, this adapter is limited to HDMI 1.4 because there are no computers that output HDMI 2.0 over DP.With some computer-side settings which may or may not be available on your particular computer, it can do 4K@30Hz.
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My cable did nothing at all when plugged it into the laptop and then to the tv. It is possible I got a bad cable, and it just didn't work. I also got a new tv and the hdmi port on my laptop works when i use an hdmi cable to connect to the tv from the laptop. I didn't bother sending it back or anything because it was so cheap
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I asked nvidea about their lack of updates on their compatability list, and if newer versions of hdtv's were compatable. The guy stated firmly that if hdtv is not on compatability list, it will not work. I got no answer why they don't update list for newer tv's.