ELECOM HDMI (Type A) Female - HDMI Micro (Type D) Male Conversion Cable [Black] TB-HDAD2BK (Japan Import)

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HDMI conversion cable that converts HDMI terminal (type A) to HDMI-Micro terminal (type D.) You can connect a tablet PC etc. with HDMI-micro terminal (type D) to the TV. We adopt a gold-plated plug which strongly suppresses signal deterioration to rust etc. A triple shielded cable that protects the signal from external noise interference is adopted. It conforms to the EU "RoHS Directive (Restriction on Use of Specified Hazardous Substances for Electrical and Electronic Equipment)." / Specifications Compatible models: HDMI (Type A) female: HDMI (Type A) cable / HDMI Micro (Type D) Male: Smartphone with HDMI Micro terminal etc. Connector shape: HDMI (Type A) female - HDMI Micro Type D) Male cable length: approx. 10 cm * Connector not included Others: Cable diameter: Approximately 4.5 mm. ELECOM Co., Ltd. is a Japanese electronics company, headquartered in Osaka, Japan. They are best known for their modern design, especially with their mice. The company produces many electronics along with other Japanese computer-peripheral manufacturers such as I-O Data, Buffalo, and Century micro that are shipped to many outside and larger companies, as an OEM (e.g. Century Micro is known to ship their memory chips to Samsung.) In recent years, its business has been expanded into new areas, including: supplies of tablet PCs and smartphones, health care products such as body composition scales and electric therapy equipment, and the digital home area, with an enhanced development of network products such as wireless LAN routers, a cloud service and an installation service for wireless LAN access points. The ELECOM group sets out to create new markets by aiming for the new comfortable space of smart home realizing product development and sales with the concept of a "Human interface: Connecting users to devices with more comfortable and better usability."