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Question: We have a new Sony Bravia LCD HDTV.  It's not a smart tv, just an HD. Do we use HDMI cable from our computer modem USB port  to TV's USB port or HDMI?
Document: Recently installed a TV across room and needed long HDMI cable to fish thru ceiling and connect to cable box. Cable tech advised cable would cost $100's. Found this 25 ft on line for under $15 and it works perfectly with a 3D HD new Sony Smart TV. Would highly recommend.
We purchased a new laptop PC with HDMI port. Ordered this 25' cable so we can view our laptop screen on our Sony Bravia 46" TV. Cable works great, plus the price was much much lower than we can find locally in a store. Rated it 5 stars! !
Just routed cable through wall from dish hopper to new Samsung 3d smart tv. HD and 3d picture is great. I was a little worried since this cable is much cheaper than anything I could find in local electronic stores but quality is great and picture is amazing. Shipped quick. Actually just ordered another one to connect new blue ray player to tv. Not sure why there is such a price disparity on these cables but this one seems just as good as expensive ones.
I purchased these cables to go with my HD TV's, Apple TV, and Blu-ray player. The picture quality is excellent. All devices are working without a hitch. I also use these cables to connect my computer to the HD TV. Again, not a problem. The cables are well made and good quality. I would highly recommend them.
First USB cable. Connected new computer to 46'' panasonic plasma tv & was able to get the computer to output video and sound - even using my pioneer receiver for the sound. Pretty smooth, and it was pretty much plug and play. Nothing a bad to say about the cable.
Great quality product! haven't used it yet. Still need to get a converter because my computer doesn't have an HDMI port. I neglected to look at that before I ordered, but we will still use it in the future.
I hook up my laptop computer to my tv 18 feet away. before I had a long bulky VGA cable and a speaker wire for external speakers next to the tv. Now, HDMI with audio pass-through gives me the capability of having one, nice sturdy cable. this is fantastic for the price. it comes with small plastic covers for the ends when not in use. I like to use them,
I ordered the cable and got it right away. The reason I'm so happy is that hooking my pc and my HDTV together was seamless. Something usually goes wrong with my big plans for technological expansion and this was literally plug and play. I just plugged both in and my computer detected the tv as an additional monitor and I can watch Hulu (free Hulu!) and episodes of my favorite tv shows from network sites on my big tv! How easy was that?!
I use the 25 ft cable to connect a HD tv to my desktop across the room. The video and audio work without delay and the durable cable looks like it will hold up well over time.
I was pleased to open the package and fine new and good quality cable. I plugged it into my computer and tv and had a perfect picture. Couldn't be happier.
Answer: Diane R., do not use the USB ports on either device to get your HD. I am not sure exactly what you are trying to connect, but here are some scenarios that might be what you are trying to do.  1 If you are trying to hook your new tv to be the monitor for you computer, then you connect an HDMI cable from the HDMI port on your TV to the HDMI port on the video card of your computer. If you do not have an HDMI port on the back of your computer then you cannot connect them that way. 2 If you are trying to connect your new tv to your cable box to which your last tv was connected, then once again you would use an HDMI cable to connect the HDMI port on your TV to the HDMI port on the back of your cable box. Your new tv may have more than one HDMI port. If so remember which one you connected to so that on the remote for the TV, there should be a button named, input, or source that will let you select on the screen, the port that you used. You have to tell the TV which one the cable box is connected to.  If you do not have an HDMI port on your cable box, but you are paying the cable company for HD broadcasts, then you need to have your cable company upgrade your cable box to one that has an HDMI port on the back. If you are not paying for HD broadcasts, then all is not yet lost. I am pretty sure that on the back of your TV there are some other connectors. There should be a yellow one, a red one, and a white one. And on the back of your cable box, you should have the same three connectors. Then you should be able to buy a cable that has connecting ends that will plug into the connectors on your tv and cable box and they will also be Yellow, Red and White on each end. If you end up using the colored cable, then when you select the port on your TV, it will be the COMPONENT port, not an HDMI port. Also, with the colored cable you will not get an HD picture, but you will still be able to watch TV.   If neither of the two scenarios that I proposed is what you are trying to do, then you need to send more information so that I can try to figure out what you are doing.  I hope this helps.