i want to connect laptop to tv but it has vga and usb no hdmi except on tv. will this allow me to display pc desktop to my smart tv
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Dear Sir ,Thank you so much for your mail.I am ALen from ORICO Customer Care Team.Yes this item can display Screen of Computer to TV via USB Host of Computer.However please kindly know that Full HD Display is only available when attach this item to USB3.0 Host of computer.I hope that will be helpful and please feel free to write to us any time if any concerns.Best Regards.ORICO Customer Care Team
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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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If you have only one HDMI port then chances are it is for "output" only. There are laptops that have an HDMI "input" port. Most that do have two, one labelled "input" the other "output". Do a search on your laptop model and make to be certain. The same goes for desktop PC's. Desktop PC monitor's and HDTV's have HDMI "input" ports. I do have one HDTV that has an HDMI "output" port in addition to the two "input" ports. Not sure what I would actually use it for. A second HDTV showing the same picture? A recordable Blu-Ray player? But most of those use USB 3.0 for input. If you have only one HDMI port then chances are it is for "output" only. There are laptops that have an HDMI "input" port. Most that do have two, one labelled "input" the other "output". Do a search on your laptop model and make to be certain. The same goes for desktop PC's. Desktop PC monitor's and HDTV's have HDMI "input" ports. I do have one HDTV that has an HDMI "output" port in addition to the two "input" ports. Not sure what I would actually use it for. A second HDTV showing the same picture? A recordable Blu-Ray... » Read More If you have only one HDMI port then chances are it is for "output" only. There are laptops that have an HDMI "input" port. Most that do have two, one labelled "input" the other "output". Do a search on your laptop model and make to be certain. The same goes for desktop PC's. Desktop PC monitor's and HDTV's have HDMI "input" ports. I do have one HDTV that has an HDMI "output" port in addition to the two "input" ports. Not sure what I would actually use it for. A second HDTV showing the same picture? A recordable Blu-Ray player? But most of those use USB 3.0 for input. « Show Less
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This will only work from PC to TV if your PC has a micro USB out. Odds are it does not.
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It will need a HDMI or VGA and a USB connection. I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work.
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You must have a DisplayPort output on your laptop (not all have one). The opening is just slightly larger than a USB port and has one rounded corner. If you do have a DisplayPort then the video will be output to your HDMI input on your TV, but note that this cable will NOT carry audio to your TV.
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I assume you are asking for an adapter that allows you to connect your laptop to a TV's htmi port. If you laptop has a VGA port which is very common for older or heavier laptop computers, you will need a VGA male to hdmi cable. Not this one. This is for an ultra lightweight laptop that has only micro hdmi port to connect to a screen or projector that has only VGA port.
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No, just get a USB to HDMI adapter or if your laptop has HDMI you can go that route as well, some have big or mini HDMI so just look up you model and see what connections you have. This should help you!
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U could use this cord for connecting your laptop to your HDTV if your laptop uses a VGA connection as opposed to an hdmi connection. Your tv will also have to have a VGA connection to. If not I would suggest a VGA to hdmi or an hdmi to hdmi cord. It just depends on which ports your tv and computer have on them already.
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A number of HDTV's have VGA ports, Just a little extra room in your laptop bag for a VGA cable. You would also need an audio cable to go from laptop to TV. HDMI can carry Audio & Video.
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Probably not. This converter is for changing an HDMI signal into a VGA signal. Not the other way around. If your PC/Laptop has HDMI out, just use an HDMI cable. If your computer has VGA out, just buy a VGA to HDMI cable.
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some pc has a vga slot. but, almost pc not has a vga slot.your computer is not has a vga slotyou should buy a vga slot gender.then, you will connect to a laptop
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This device has only RCA type connections. 3 device inputs to I TV output. I suppose you could hook up your laptop if you had a VGA to RCA adaptor. Don't know if there is such a thing.
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no, the hdmi input on your pc is an output. you would need to buy another device.
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It works great, I have an older tv in my motor home. Following the directions I just pluged in the audio, VGA and the USB into my Dell laptop and ran the 3 RCA connectors to the tv. Your VGA output froom your PC should not need anything eles.
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I don't think you can - this is a VGA/HDMI connector/converter - even at that it did not work for my VGA Desktop Computer Monitor port to Smart TV HDMI.
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I always connect using a VGA cable however I saw in the owners manual that you can use a USB to connect a laptop
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No. You will need a device with either a vga/hdmi/composite/s video...etc. Id recommend a small laptop with vga output and of course the tv will need to have the connecter built in.