“would this work with hotel tv's? will this work with hotel TV's when the hotel has wifi & the TV has HDMI input?”

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• As long as the tv has an hdmi input that you are able to utilize, and you have wifi, this will work fine.

  Answered by NealDTX 11 years ago

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• Yes, as long as the hotel has a good wifi.

  Answered by Stogsdill 11 years ago

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• It should in theory. All this device needs is a stable internet connection and an HDMI input. Now some hotels do buffer their speeds so you might get some buffering issues or picture quality issues.

  Answered by czmovieguy 11 years ago

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• Yes, this will work with any TV with an HDMI input as long as there is WiFi access available.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 11 years ago

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• It should if there is wifi in the room.

  Answered by t2anke 11 years ago

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• Yes it does work with hotel tv's, I used mine at the holiday inn. keep in mind hotels have wifi that requires a password to be entered on the browser, best to have firefox installed on it, I have firefox on mine. as well as xbmc

  Answered by iTech 11 years ago

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• Yes. I keep one in my suitcase for when I travel

  Answered by Michael 11 years ago

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• Can't think of a reason why it wouldn't Dan.

  Answered by Jacksmyname 11 years ago

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• I haven't tried it but with good wifi it should work fine

  Answered by Ybman 11 years ago

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• If may. It just needs to be a newer tv. Some older tvs that have HDMI may not work due to HDCP. I have an older Sony Bravia in the living room and even though Somy says all their tvs are HDCP compliant, I can't watch anything from the fire stick on it. Tried all the ports with no success. Weird as it worked for one night, then the next day it just stopped working on that TV. Works fine on my other tvs.

  Answered by Stryker 11 years ago

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