I can tell you that it needs to be capable of video capture: I tried a standard USB-C to HDMI cable, which I normally use to hook up my iPad to a TV, and it didn’t work. The one Lux suggests is ...

1. Connect the adapter to an HDMI (or VGA) cable. 2. Connect the cable to an input on your television. 3. Plug the adapter to the iPad's Lightning port and turn on the iPad 4. Use the TV's control ...

Your iPhone and iPad screens are beautiful enough, but are they big enough to show off your favorite videos, photos, and other visual content? Probably not; fortunately, it’s easy enough to ...

Lux, which makes the Halide Camera app, has unlocked a whole new vibe with their new HDMI monitor software for iPad. The Orion Video System is a free app that can transform a USB-C iPad into a ...

Connect the HDMI cable to the dongle, then connect that to the iPad. If you want to power the iPad while playing the Nintendo Switch to prevent battery exhaustion, use a multi-port adapter or dock.

One feature still lacking from Apple's tablet is an integrated HDMI output. Sure, they'll sell you a $40 adapter cable or a $99 Apple TV that can connect to your iPad wirelessly, but there's no ...

Not long ago, good advice for selecting an HDMI cable was pretty simple: get an HDMI cable. Nowadays? Not so much. Whether you’re just about to set up a next-generation game console or building ...

The vast majority of TVs sold in recent years have HDMI 2.0 ports. Most 2021 and 2022 TV models (and some high-end 2020 models) support HDMI 2.1. Don't worry about HDMI 2.1a unless you're really ...