will this work to connect laptop to tv ?
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Generally no. When a TV has a USB connection it is usually not meant for live video-- if that's what you're wanting to accomplish by plugging the laptop into a TV. The USB on a TV is usually set to read a folder of photos, or to update the software in the TV. Normally you would need some form of VGA cable, HDMI cable or something similar if you're using a PC. If you are using a Mac, then AirPlay is designed exactly for this purpose and would work with an Apple TV plugged in to the TV.
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Sorry, that is an AV setup question that is dependent on your computer and TV capability. Last I checked, USB is not the best AV connection choice when it works. Resolution and bus limitations alone are inferior to pure video output. The cable is excellent for computer to computer data transfer for migration from older Mac to newer Mac.
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Yes. It takes VGA input (which most older laptops have) and HDMI input (which most newer laptops have). If you use VGA cable to connect, then you also need to use headphone type audio cable to connect from laptop headphone (or separate audio out jack) to the TV audio in jack.
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If your TV has bluetooth I would estimate that it would. It connects well to computers, car stereos and cell phones (that all have bluetooth)
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Only if your laptop has a VGA port. Newer ones do not usually. If it doesn't you would need the appropriate adapter if it has DVI and a converter as well if HDMI.
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it is a firewire port. so if you have a firewire device you can plug it into your computer. I don't know your model of tv
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This has a digital connection (white) and VGA (blue) connection. If your laptop has one of the same connections it should work.
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Possibly! I connect my laptop's display port to a tv if your graphics card supports display port as an output, yes, this cable will connect it to an hdmi on your tv.
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Yes, as long as your tv and laptop has HDMI inputs. Almost all new laptops and tv's have these
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yes, theoretically this should work. I've used it for HDMI output to to DVI input on a computer monitor, so there is no reason it shouldn't work, however I would recommend direct HDMI-DVI to avoid putting extra stress on your tv connection with the extra adapter
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Yes, I hook it up to my laptop to my HDTV. Only thing is my laptop doesn't have the screwholes BUT it still works perfect!
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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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This cord will not work for you. First off its a Display Port to HDMI. Display port is not USB. Another Thing is, the HDMI on this is a female end, not a male end, and i assume the connection on your laptop is a HDMI Port. I'm Not even sure you can use the USB port on your TV for video, I'm pretty sure most TV's only work for HDMI for Video+Audio, or VGA for video Only(No Audio).
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Sorry, don't know if I can help you. I simply use it to transmit a laptop to a TV for work presentations. It's a bit fussy but I can generally get it to work.Joel
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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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If you have a laptop that accepts an HDMI cord, or have an extender it should work fine. You might want to lookup your specific laptop to ensure that both audio and video will be transferred to the HDTV.
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Your TV for sure, but you need to have 2 jacks out of your TV for this to work. It will not work on your laptop.
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I can't imagine why not. I use mine to connect a laptop to a flatscreen, i.e., a VGA laptop => a HDMI flatscreen. HTH!