Gadgets Accessories HDMI Cable 1 m Sony Ericsson IM820 Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 1m supports 3D, Ethernet and Audio Return  (Compatible with Mobile, Laptop, Tablet, Mp3, Gaming Device, Black, One Cable)

Please first check that your device has Micro HDMI port or not. Few people purchase Micro HDMI cable considering that it?s a Micro USB cable so please do not purchase this cable if you have a Micro USB port because there should be a MICRO HDMI port available to make it work. This cable is supported in all Micro HDMI supported devices. Connect your Micro-HDMI-Compatible Smart Phones, PC peripherals such as hard drives, printers to your HDTV. Fully Shielded, durable 32 Gauge Premium grade cable provides flexibility and ease of use. Delivers both high-definition video (up to 4K Resolution) and uncompressed multichannel digital audio. Full metal jacket connector provides strength, durability and prevents interference as compared to other cables. Quality Picture and Sound - Supports 3D, Ethernet and Audio Return - Guaranteed 1440p, 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, and 480i Resolutions - HDCP Compliant - Supports True HD Dolby 7.1 and DTS-HD Master Audio - Gold-Plated Connectors: The Micro HDMI to HDMI cable features gold-plated connectors that resist corrosion for signal purity - Compatibility: Smart Phones, Digital cameras and camcorders, PC peripherals such as hard drives, printers with a Micro HDMI port Note: Micro HDMI cables are not compatible with most versions of the Kindle Fire. Please check your tablet's documentation or email us to confirm compatibility before ordering. Technical Specifications - Connector Type: Micro HDMI Male (HDMI D), HDMI Male (HDMI A) - Gauge: 32 AWG - Category 2 Certified Micro HDMI to HDMI cable delivers both high-definition video and digital audio from digital devices to your home theater. It offers an ideal way to connect digital devices with Micro HDMI (HDMI D) ports to HDTVs or Projectors with full-size HDMI (HDMI A) ports. Please note that micro HDMI ports are different than mini HDMI - check your device's port.