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When I go to get the second set of 25 samples on 14 March - I'll ask
for some samples of these "HDMI" cables ....<br>
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Cheers!<br>
Adam <br>
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Hi Jon,<br>
Thanks for the pictures .... <br>
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">1.So if the HDMI lookalike connector
is
really connected - then we can have video out <span><span> :-) </span></span>
- the keyboard shows
this option anyway - Fn/F5 ...</p>
<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Is this a standard connector? .....
as
my mini HDMI is too large.<br>
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I've been reading the wikipedia article on HDMI at <a
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and been out with my measuring tape :-)<br>
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Type A HDMI is the size we're used to seeing with TVs and PS3s<br>
Type B HDMI is even larger and hasn't really been used in consumer goods<br>
Type C HDMI is the smaller 'mini-HDMI' port we've seen on cameras and
other smaller devices. It is larger than the port on the netbook we
have.<br>
Type D HDMI is smaller again than Type C. In fact it's smaller than
micro-USB ports, so is smaller than the port on our netbooks.<br>
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Our port is just a bit smaller than Type C (approx 9mm to 10.4mm for
Type C), so it's anyone's guess as to what this actually is. Another
Chinese port perhaps? More googling ahead I suspect :-(<br>
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Jon <br>
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