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USB 3.1 Type-C Male Connector to HDMI Female Adapter is specially designed for device to output video and audio or let you work on larger screen.

I mean, I guessed that what with equipment all having dedicated in / out ports, and really probably less than 1/4 of 1% of laptop users would want HDMI input, but it's sad there are so few options. It's sad to hear laptops don't go both ways. (Though my unit isn't wireless, so I'd probably have to wipe the system with the current OS info since it's at least 3 years behind, and not update after.)

It's a small enough investment it's not a big deal, and though the PS3 weighs a ton, I could test it out with that. I'll ponder it some and see if I really want to do it. (Small size, HDMI input, correct aspect ratio.) I am concerned that it's only 1366x768 and the PS3/PS4 may not be able to natively output that res, so it might need to take 1920x1080 and smoosh it down (causing possibly bad distortion), but it seems to be one of the only ones that fit all the criteria. This Naxa 1506 one is small enough it shouldn't be cumbersome, and more importantly has a native HDMI input. I may have found one that works that does not have a built-in DVD player. my searching led me to HDTVs with DVD combos which were smaller. (That being as an HDMI out to show my laptop on a different monitor.) Is there a way to make that flip the reverse way? Could it be an HDMI input from a PS3 or PS4 and allow the monitor to work like a regular monitor? Would there be a chance the newer ROG G750 Laptops could do it? Or is something like a regular monitor my only option if I really did decide to do console gaming at the coffee shop?ĭon't really expect anyone to answer, as it's in some ways a very silly question, and it seems from everything I can see HDMI seems to go one way, so it's probably not doable.įor those people may know in a similar situation. It does have an HDMI, but from everything I can find it looks like the information only goes one way. There is a coffee shop that doesn't mind me hanging around, and typically I'll stay most of the day and play my games or watch shows on my ROG G73 laptop. What I'm wondering though is what kind of options I have. The reality of my life though seems like I'm not going to recover anytime soon, even more so within the next 6 months since it's already been 5 years. I've missed several gaming things over the years, and this may be just another one of those things. I have a somewhat sad story, so sorry for that I've been homeless for almost 5 full years now, and, as silly as this may sound, the prospect of not being able to play Destiny is really depressing.