Apple doesn't put HDMI ports in its products because it's too smug. All iOS devices use the 30-pin port, making it difficult to hook them up to an HDTV or external monitor. A special dongle can ...

These adapters were required after Apple moved to Lightning from the old 30-pin connector which had dedicated pins for HDMI output. As the USB 2.0 link used with Lightning does not have the ...

One downside of this approach is that it's going to result in more costly adapters for consumers—the Lightning-to-HDMI adapter in question costs $49 on the Apple store, where the older 30-pin-to ...

It’s not ideal, but Apple (AAPL) will reportedly sell Lightning to HDMI and VGA cables “in the coming months,” according to The Verge. Based the iPhone 4S’s current 30-pin to HDMI adapter ...

In a conversation with The Verge, Apple PR told that publication that these new Lightning to HDMI and Lightning to ... is supported by the Lightning to 30-pin Dock Connector adapter: Still ...

These devices are available for both the 30-pin and the Lightning connector iPad versions. The iPad can also make use of the HDMI-out features on iPad docks and Apple TV. The iPad features a ...

The ability to mirror your iPad's display to an external monitor has been possible for years through an HDMI adapter (30-pin or Lightning). The new iPad Pro makes it easier to do -- arguably ...

In the case of the iPhone 5, Apple's not helping matters with its spec page for the Lightning to 30-pin dock adapters, specifically the mention of "iPod Out" not being supported. [Updated ...

The Verge doesn't reveal pricing, but the Apple Digital AV Adapter-- the 30-pin to HDMI adapter for the iPad and iPhone 4S -- is $39 direct from Apple.

The new PS8219 HDMI 2.1 redriver and PS8210 HDMI 2.0 redriver are pin compatible with the PS8419 HDMI 2.1 retimer currently in high-volume production. HDMI 2.1 introduced Fixed Rate Link (FRL ...