If your Android device has a Micro HDMI port, you can use Micro-HDMI-to-HDMI cable like this one from BlueRigger to connect it to your TV.

Dongles begone! HDMI Licensing has announced a new version of USB-C that has native HDMI support. That means you'll be able to connect compatible tablets, phones and laptops directly to a display ...

For times when you wish to cast/mirror your Android's content on a bigger screen, here's a how-to guide to help you connect Android to TV.

Dell's betting that a bunch of businesspeople want to be able to carry their work computer around in their pocket. Not literally, of course, but with the release of the company's $130 dollar Wyse ...

Having a second monitor is much better for efficient multitasking, and even if your GPU only has one HDMI port, you can always use a DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter to connect that second display.

Here’s the catch though: the HP Wireless TV connect cost $199.99, and will be available in October. A 10 foot HDMI cable on the other hand, will set you back $4.40. Plus shipping, of course.