“Will the wireless HDMI connect to a HP desktop computer with HDMI capability?”

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• Yes, I have mine hooked up to my laptop and both audio and video transmit.

  Answered by PJTOS 10 years ago

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• Yes, If your computer has an HDMI video output, then you can hook the transmitter to that source, and then hook the receiver to your TV, or monitor, across the room, or in the next room and transmit the video and sound easily.

  Answered by dman 10 years ago

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• yes as long as your computer has a hdmi output

  Answered by kbsolutions 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Steve 10 years ago

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• It replaces your physical HDMI cable. If your computer will work with cable, this one will work too

  Answered by JoeM 10 years ago

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• I don't know specifically about your desktop, but I can tell you I have had no problems using the adaptor to connect my Surface Pro 3 to an HD TV using the TV's HDMI input port. So I see no reason it wouldn't work with a desktop computer that has an HDMI port. I will add that one of the big reasons for me to get the Surface Pro 3 was to have a light-weight full-feature computer to take on trips and to connect to my hotel room's TV so that I could watch my SlingBox while traveling. This connector enables the Surface Pro to do that job.

  Answered by MikeTheRetiredActuary 10 years ago

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