HDMI is ubiquitous on televisions, video projectors, and other audiovisual peripherals, while smartphones and PCs are turning to USB-C to reduce I/O port counts and to eliminate a rat’s nest of ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Mutli-monitor setups are a blessing for productivity. The simple multitasking made available through having multiple displays to keep track of ...

Recently there has been a surge in demand for using mirrorless cameras as webcams. Here's one extremely inexpensive device to make that possible. The Lightcolor HDMI to USB adaptor. The Lightcolor ...

Using an external display with a MacBook is a breeze with the Plugable USB-C to HDMI Adapter. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac MacBooks don’t have HDMI ports, but the Plugable USB-C to HDMI Adapter makes ...

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You’re sitting there, running your hands over the skin of your shiny new Apple MacBook, Dell XPS, or Microsoft Surface Book laptop. It’s sleek, it’s thin, it ...

If you’re using a USB-C port to connect a computer to a display, you’re most likely using DisplayPort Alternate Mode (Alt Mode), and due to non-existent adoption, we can pretty much guarantee you’re ...

In brief: USB-C to HDMI cables for connecting portable devices to monitors or TVs are nothing new, but Anker's latest product includes a unique array of features at an attractive price. It charges ...

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If you don’t have the right port on your laptop to attach that 4K monitor, or if you want to watch high-def content from your smartphone or tablet on your big-screen TV, then you need this Anker ...

Let's try this again, shall we? We were none too impressed with the first iteration of the device you see above, mostly because it failed to support audio. A few generations later, and seems as if ...