MHL (Mobile High Definition Link) Technology |
List of MHL enabled phones (updated April 10, 2012)
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Click here to see the iBOLT Streamer XL kit video showing how MHL technology works. MHL is a high definition video and audio interface standard for connecting mobile devices to HD TVs. It supports up to 1080p resolution transfers, HD video, 60 fps and digital audio output through Dolby 7.1 support. Naturally the quality seen on the TV screen is identical to the original content streamed. Many internet videos, YouTube videos etc. have much lower resolution then the max 1080p supported by MHL. The technology was established by the MHL™ Consortium and is today supported by multiple handset vendors, HTC and Samsung in particular. Apple is not supporting MHL. When using an iBOLT MHL adapter (and probably all others) a 1 Amp microUSB wall charger must be plugged in to the adapter for the kit to work unless the HDMI cable is connected to an MHL compatible HD TV. |
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Amaze 4G EVO 3D EVO View 4G Flyer JetStream One S One X Raider Rezound Sensation 4G Sensation XE Velocity Vivid |
T-mobile Sprint Sprint T-mobile, US Cellular AT&T T-mobile AT&T Rogers Verizon T-mobile Not sold in North America Not sold in North America AT&T |
HTC Rezound is using a proprietary microUSB 12-pin connector. Therefore the wall charger that comes with the phone can not be used to power MHL adapters. | ||
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Infuse Galaxy S II (i9100) Galaxy S II (i777) Galaxy S II (T989) Galaxy S II Skyrocket (i727) Epic 4G Touch Skyrocket HD LTE Galaxy Note 5.3” Galaxy Note LTE 5.3” Galaxy Nexus (i9250) Galaxy Nexus Galaxy Nexus LTE |
AT&T Unlocked model AT&T T-mobile AT&T Sprint AT&T AT&T Sprint Verizon |
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Nitro HD Optimus 4X HD Optimus LTE Optimus LTE w/ NFC Optimus Vu Prada |
AT&T In testing... In testing... |
