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Tablets and Cables
Unfortunately, there are no cabling standards for tablets currently on the market place. Each tablet manufacturer - whether it be Apple, Google, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble have chosen different paths to allow consumers to hook up their tablet devices to their TVs. Micro-HDMI would appear to make sense for each of these products to support - but each manufacturer has decided - like Apple - that they want to make another 30 bucks on selling you an adapter first.
Below is partial list of some more popular tablets, and their support of HDMI technology:
| Tablet | Micro HDMI | Proprietary Adapter | No HDMI Support | Mini HDMI |
MHL Adapter to HDMI |
| Kindle Fire HD |
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| Google Nexus 7 |
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| Google Nexus 10 |
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| Barns & Nobble Nook HD+ |
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| Apple iPad |
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| Samsung Galaxy Note 10 |
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| Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 |
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| Microsoft Surface RT |
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| Microsoft Surface Pro |
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| Nextbook (Android) |
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