Vibrant, DROID X, EVO, & HDMI: who loves your telly?
With all these new fangled contraptions featuring HDMI ports and video out via the 3.5mm connection usually used for headphones, I figured a little video demonstration was in order. Using what I had on hand – the Vibrant, DROID X, and EVO – I ran a few tests to see which phone made best use of its television out capabilities and which used the potential as a selling point and not much else.
Dont get me wrong; it’s nice having a quick and easy interface with a television if only for displaying home made videos, but it’s nicer when geeks have some deeper function to dig in to. Don’t get your hopes up about watching the latest blockbuster on your 720p television – it just ain’t happening yet. Not legally, that is.
UPDATE: Comments at YouTube indicate that I wasn’t clear about the DLNA situation. Vibrant supports DLNA via AllShare, DROID X has a bundled DLNA application, and EVO doesn’t feature DLNA support out of the box. You can install a free app from the Market called iMediaShare to enable DLNA support for EVO. [END UPDATE]










Is there any way to connect my evo shift to the tv? Either hd or otherwise?
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