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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › HDMI Cardbus?


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Topic # 15225 10-Aug-2007 12:03
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Looking but have not yet found...is there such a thing available yet?

Wanting to connect my laptop with my HDTV...but only currently connected via the PC/VGA input, so no sound other than via lappy...
I could connect sound via audio out on lappy, but then sound would be rubbish and too many cables...

If I could get a cardbus/pcmcia card that has hdmi, that would be perfect.

Anyone know of one?

(this is just a temporary setup until I get my HTPC)




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  Reply # 81898 10-Aug-2007 12:29
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if such a device existed (it probably does) then I expect it would cost a lot.  you're probably better off either living with the laptop sound or picking up a cheapie USB audio device for $20 to $40 instead




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