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Question: Is it possible to use a hd tv with HDMI port as a monitor with this chromebox?  Has anyone done this?
Document: I bought the Chromebox to replace my Acer Chromebook. I received it and connected it to my 24 in Viore LCD TV. It is a 1080P with LED backlighting. I also ordered the Display port to HDMI cable. I set it up and the picture was to big for the screen. I called Samnsung and they said there was no adjustment possible. They said try another monitor.
It uses HDMI on the monitor and &#34;Display Port&#34; on the Chrome Box. Order the cable along with the Chrome Box from Amazon.
In my opinion, this chromebox is faster than the Samsung chromebook that I have. I basically got a display-port to hdmi coverter, and when I want to use this computer, it's already plugged into one of the HDMI ports on my TV in the living room. I have plugged in a wireless keyboard/mouse combo keyboard. The chromebox recognizes the unifying receiver. It plays streaming video like YouTube very well. I have tested this out with a bluetooth mouse as well.
PBS, Discovery at full screen resolution. I did better with just using my Windows Lenovo laptop hooked up with a HDMI cable to the 40 inch TV.So, I had two desktop Macs in my house. An older Mac Mini that my wife uses and an IMac that I use. The older Mac Mini was slow with lots of maintenance needs, so I unhooked it and hooked the Chromebox up to a 23 in Dell monitor. My wife loved it! Fast boot up. Great for web surfing and email.
I bought it for my father, who's well past retirement age. He can actually use it! It's been great for him as a replacement for an old Windows machine that he could never remember how to use. You can attach a large monitor to it and make the type big, so it's better than a Chromebook for seniors or anyone with failing eyesight.
So she was happy, happy, happy!Now my wife is surfing the net at blazing speeds, while I am on my iMac getting more and more frustrated at software issues, slow speed and crashes. I began to spend more and more time on my wife's Chromebox (when she wasn't looking) to get work I wanted done without interruption. So I bought this Chromebox and a new 27 inch Samsung 27 inch monitor/HDTV.
Park your chromebox under your flat screen tv and use the keyboard from your couch. The backlight works wonderful at night so get one for the bedroom as well. Even has a laser (pointer) that your cats will love!BTW, I have a chromebook as well (Acer). Also works if you have a need.
The device has only DVI and DP outputs. If your monitor has VGA and HDMI inputs, there is no proper way for it to work. Both DP-HDMI and DVI-HDMI leave you with poor image quality and no volume control. I have re-attempted this with multiple adapters and cables. With DVI-VGA, the resolution is wrong, and there is no way to override it. The same cables and adapters, with other PCs, worked well.
Easy to set-up, simple to use, and fastest start-up/shut down times of any computer I've ever owned. This isn't a computer replacement for me, I still have a laptop capable of running AutoCAD and various other demanding computer programs. I have the Chromebox hooking into a computer monitor and T.V. for email, internet usage, Netflix, and Pandora.
I really want to game on my PC again, but this X1 Carbon is certainly not cut out for it. Now, I'll be able to leave my Chromebox in the office and the gaming PC at home. Much of my work can be done in a browser, but for when I need Windows, I can remote into my home PC.
Answer: I am using an Asus monitor but have it attached to the hdmi port on the Asus. I am using a display port to hdmi cable (cost about $5).