The first is the mini-HDMI, or Type-C. This is about half the size but still has all the 19 pins, though some of them have their uses swapped. It’s seen on the side of DSLRs and mirrorless cameras.

HDMI uses a proprietary, symmetrical connector that can only be oriented in one way. Although electrically compatible with other standards like DVI and DisplayPort when using an adapter ...

Over at Ninty's "Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 Accessory Compatibility" page, the company says the old console's HDMI cable is "not ... support 120Hz at full HD. I'd still recommend using the ...

Each version of Thunderbolt is backwards compatible with USB-C so the adapters reviewed here will ... being overtaken by DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort and direct USB-C. It supports 920×1200@60Hz HD ...