Question 1

In the features section it says it is a hdmi to hdmi micro cable to use with camcorders. Does it have a micro hdmi end or are both ends normal sized?

Dennis

Accepted Answer

I don't know what is the difference between HDMI micro and HDMI. It has same both ends normal size.

I use it to connect computer to TV. Works great.

I hope this answers your question.

Question 2

20' Ok for laptop to 42" Smart TV??

Accepted Answer

Any length cable works. Whether or not it is ideal for your set-up depends on the layout of your room and how far away from the TV your laptop will be.

Best way to answer this question is for you to bust out the measuring tape.

Question 3

I need this cable for my Comcast HD service to an HDTV.. will it work??

Accepted Answer

It will work perfectly. I have used for the same purpose and I have no problems (comcast HD to HDTV). It will also work to connect your computer to HDTV as well as BlueRay to HDTV.

Question 4

I want to run an hdmi cable from pc to hdmi tv.Does an hdmi cable with Ethernet produce a better picture or is not needed for my use?

Accepted Answer

The HDMI Ethernet Channel enables a number of new possibilities via the HDMI link, including: 
•Sharing an internet connection – The HDMI Ethernet Channel feature allows your internet-ready entertainment devices, from gaming consoles to Blu-ray Disc players and more, to share an internet connection without any need for a separate Ethernet cable.
•Content distribution – Devices connected by the HDMI Ethernet Channel will be able to exchange digital content in its native format, enabling recording, storage, and playback options across a connected system, with no need for a separate Ethernet cable.

•Home entertainment networking – The HDMI Ethernet Channel accommodates current and future IP-based networking solutions for consumer electronics, such as UPnP, LiquidHD, and DLNA. HDMI with Ethernet is the ideal one-cable solution for connecting devices in these advanced home-networking environments.

What network protocols are supported over the HDMI Ethernet Channel?

The HDMI Ethernet Channel feature supports any networking protocol that can run over an existing Ethernet connection, including TCP/IP, UPnP, DLNA, LiquidHD, and so forth.

What is the maximum available bandwidth of the HDMI Ethernet Channel?

Up to 100 Mb/sec of bi-directional (full-duplex) bandwidth is available over the HDMI Ethernet Channel.

Will devices connected via the HDMI Ethernet Channel be able to share an Internet connection?

Yes. Provided there is a routing device somewhere in the network – either a stand-alone router or a device with integral router functionality – the HDMI Ethernet Channel will enable linked devices to share an Internet connection.

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