where is the hdmi in put at on the laptop and where do i hook it into my high definition tv?
385613
uh, this has absolutely nothing to do with these cables. you should check the manual for both your laptop/tv if you do not see them
385614
The HDMI input should be on the side of your laptop, as far as the TV it should be in the back or even side. All depends where your HDMI I out is located. Should be easy to find once you locate and measure that piece with all the other inputs.
385615
Hello,Thank you for asking. There should say HDMI next to the inputs where the cable should be plugged in. We hope this helps. If there is anything else we can do for you, please let us know.Regards,Abacus
2150751
This is a standard Display Port to HDMI cable. If your notebook has DP out... and your TV is HDMI in, then this is the correct cable. Your main issues with set up will be the equipment hardware and software. Keep in mind that DisplayPort is higher quality than HDMI, but less popular. This cable just downgrades the DP bandwidth to the smaller HDMI bandwidth. My biggest headache was configuring MS Windows and the TV to work with each other.. filling the image edge to edge, which has nothing to do with the cable.
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If your tv has a VGA input then it's easy, you can just run a VGA cable (i.e. A monitor cable) from your PC/laptop to the television. However, if your tv only has HDMI and/or component inputs, then you need a VGA-to-HDMI CONVERTER, which you can search for on Amazon. The only other possibility is that some newer laptops have an HDMI output on them, in which case connecting to your tv would be easy with a basic HDMI cable.
1196643
I bought this for my grandson and he doesn't live with me. I would suggest you Google the Laptop and see if they have details about HDMI. Have been really happy with this laptop (he says) and especially liked being able to purchase with Windows 7.
1814265
What you see in the picture is what is in the box. It is an adapter. You need your own HDMI cable to connect to your TV. It has worked great for me to display an older laptop onto a large screen.
369714
Just ... plug it into your laptop's video out slot, it'll just work like any monitor would. Right click your desktop wallpaper and select "Screen Resolution" to make any other adjustments you want regarding the screen locations and resolutions, etc...
847964
if your laptop has HDMI, then that is the connection you use to connect to this monitor.
43101
I don't have S-Video out on my laptop, so I can't help you there. I do have VGA out and connecting my PC to the HDTV involved nothing more than hooking up the cables between the 2 units, and selecting the appropriate input source on the TV (usually by pushing the SOURCE button on the TV remote several times until the right one shows up). Your laptop may also have an external video output button that you have to press. Most laptops I've seen put these functions up in the F-keys. My Acer, for example is F5 + the Fn key.
804124
There seems to be an hdmi port on it yes, However I do believe that it is rather difficult to get to because there is a little cover over it and it doesn't come off easily. I've damaged my laptop trying to remove the bloody thing. I suppose maybe it could be something you have to special request but I doubt that as it says hdmi above the thing.
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Forgive me for the typical technical support response...."it depends." Look on your laptop (and HDTV). This cable connects to a VGA Port - a square looking port with 3 rows of 5 little circles (15 pins). The shape looks like someone squished the bottom of a square much like the front grill on a jeep. More and more, this is not being put on current HDTVs. If you don't see that port, look for an HDMI port. The shape resembles a squished top hat (google image search). I would wager that if your TV is no older than 6 years, it has an HDMI port.
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Most laptops have an HDMI out connection. Just connect it to the device, reset the output on your laptop to HDMI, then select either HDMI 1 OR HDMI 2 using the menu on the Sony device. (Recognize that it does only have 2 HDMI inputs, so if you use your laptop for one of them, you will have only one more to connect to your satellite system or cable box.)
2088170
it is FROM HDMI -> TO VGA - not from VGA to HDMI (different cable)You can connect HDMI port on your laptop to VGA monitor but not the other way . Hope this helps
573365
double check the type of HDMI cable that you require from the manufacture for your laptop.
2049146
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!
1610087
That is exactly how I'm using it. The HDMI is plugged into my Dell laptop, and it is connected to a VGA older monitor so I can have a second screen. It works like a charm!
1069431
Yes, hard ware wise, this should be the correct cord IF your laptop has the standard "15-pin holes" (female) vga port. It'll enable you to connect to a TV W/hdmi input. You may want to bring your laptop with you when you buy the TV so the sales agent can had directly help you. Hope you find this helpful. Jc :)
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There is no HDMI port. Trust me... your better off spending a little more on a better laptop. This one is super slow. I even installed a new OS and everything.