In some rare cases your computer and/or TV will use mini HDMI, which—as the name suggests—is a slightly smaller plug than the standard HDMI cable. To make the conversion, you'll need a mini ...

Spread the loveConnecting your laptop to your TV via HDMI cable is an excellent way to stream content, play games on a bigger screen, or make a presentation. It’s a straightforward process, although ...

HDMI-to-HDMI is obviously no issue, but depending on the type of HDMI—1.0, 1.1, or 1.2—you may not get the full 2160p, or you may not get it at 60Hz. DisplayPort is the same deal.

HDMI and VGA are two common types of cables that connect video sources to displays, such as laptops to projectors or monitors. They have different features, advantages, and disadvantages, and they ...

Find the HDMI port locations on your laptop and TV. Plug one of your HDMI cable's connectors into your laptop's HDMI port. Plug the other HDMI connector into your TV's HDMI port. Using your TV's ...

For most people, the best options are HDMI and DisplayPort. Both send audio and video signals over one cable, which makes them an easy way to connect a laptop to a monitor. DisplayPort has the ...

You can also use a DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, or Mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI cable if it's a Windows laptop that supports it. Various USB Type-C cables can work as adapters if your laptop doesn't ...

While both HDMI and VGA ports can have a slightly tight fit, they should not need to be forced. Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on your Panasonic TV.