I have an HP monitor with VGA plug, but my new HP laptop on order only has HDMI. Will this adapter work for me?
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You will need the cable from the Monitor to connect to the adapter and the computer!!
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Hi Jennifer. I think it should work just fine. My laptop only has an HDMI port as well and this adapter works great for PowerPoint projectors and monitors. It was a convenient, low cost work around. Good luck!
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I am the same problem with the laptop for the church presentations. I bought this adapter and it's been working great every Sunday and Wednesday for about six months.
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I hooked a HP Pavilion laptop up to my HDTV (HDMI input) as well as a Mac Mini computer... So, if your computer has a VGA output and you are going in to HDMI, you will be fine. Again, the audio cord is kinda short, so I had to buy a cheap extender to make it reach my headphone jack... but that wasn't a deal breaker for me.
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Your picture shows a VGA to HDMI--It would not work from my HP to a Toshiba or similar; I had to use HDMI to HDMI to get it to work. Wouldn't recognize it, even going into the HP and changing resolution etc.
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Asus are supposed to be releasing a specific mini hdmi to vga adapter; it's been shown off as an accessory but there hasn't been any pricing or release information given as of yet. Until then, there are other cables/adapters that seem to work including one from HP (- it needs a mini hdmi to hdmi adapter in order to use it with the transformer); you may wish to check out this thread on XDA Developers that discusses it in further detail. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088243Robert
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my laptop has just a VGA port. I dont have HDMI on my laptop. What do i do in this case??
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This is not an adapter. This is a HD converter. I have a very old laptop without an HDMI port. This converts the signal to HD so I can use my HD TV as a computer monitor. If this is actually what you are looking for, it should work with all Windows OS's. I am no expert but I have Windows 7.
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It depends on what you are trying to do. You CAN'T go from a VGA output from your computer to a digital input on the monitor. I ended up not using this adapter and buying a new, plain vanilla video card with two HDMI outputs, and connecting my monitors with HDMI cables. ( P.S., this was a snap; there was futzing around involved at all).
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It has a microHDMI connector for video input, and comes with a microHDMI-to-standard HDMI cable. It all depends on the video connector available on your laptop. There are relatively inexpensive adapters ($7-15) to go from microHDMI to VGA (if your laptop has a VGA connector), or standard HDMI to micro HDMI (if your laptop has micro HDMI connector). If your laptop has a standard HDMI connector, you'll be all set to go with the cable that comes with it.
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The computer uses the newer "DVI" type connector for the monitor, but HP supplies an adapter with the computer (it's in the bag with the AC line cord) that will convert that receptacle to take a standard VGA cable. I'm running an HP S2331a (review posted separately), at 1920x1080 and using a DVI cable . Gorgeous ! http://www.amazon.com/HP-S2331-23-Inch-Diagonal-Monitor/dp/B003FMUL8G/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
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Hi, please refer to the HP web site for applications; however, they do not list all compatible laptops as some of the product reviews have mentioned. Hence, that will be your second reference--the reviews. I do know that it does not have an HDMI port--DVI at best. I just looked at mine. Hope this helps.
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Not without modifications. This unit has the old VGA plug from the monitor and into the computer. You would either need a VGA to HDMI adapter, or a different interface unit. I'm sure I saw them for HDMI. I had to really look to find this unit with the old style plug.
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It really depends on your laptop and the connections available. There are several different adapters available for HDMI. For instance you can get HDMI to Display port, HDMI to DVI, and so on. Keep in mind what you will be able to do with HDMI will be by the limitations of the buss (DVI as an example) you adapt to.
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Your laptop should have an analog vga 9 pin plug or an hdmi port for one monitor. You would only need one of these adapters for the second screen.
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We bought 2 of these adapters for Laptop's HDMI to external VGA monitor. They work perfectly. Not sure for your case.
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I did not get an hp branded adapter. The one I received was a Lenovo and does not work.
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Yes. This HP PC does not have a VGA port but does have a DVI-I and DVI-D. However, you can get an adapter fairly cheaply that will enable you to use a VGA or S-VGA monitor if that's what you have. Some of the models have had this adapter shipped with it...mine did not.
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Worked for me on similar resolution monitor, and I have second identical monitor with hdmi input. Only difference is vga adaptor does not support audio (hdmi will) - resolution is identical.