Android w/HDMI?

[Tab]

I'm looking for an Android device with specs similar to a Nexus 7 (could be larger) but with a HDMI port. Any suggestions?

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

1. Tablet or phone? n/t

[Make7]

2. Doesn't the new Nexus 7 support HDMI with an adaptor?

Amazon seems to think so...

http://www.amazon.com/Century-Accessory-Slimport-Adapter-PadFone/dp/B00EO6F0OC/ref=sr_1_5

[bananas]

3. The hisense sero pro has hdmi. nt

[Tab]

5. At first glance, this looks like it might work

and it's only $129

[bananas]

4. asus memo pad hd 7 has miracast wireless. nt

[Fantastic Anarchist]

6. That's what I was thinking.

WiDI it and don't worry about the HDMI port.

[Tab]

7. WiDI?

Well, what I want do it screen recordings (with audio) of whatever's on my Android Tablet. I have a Nexus 7 but there's no HDMI port, and the one screen capture program I've found has crap for frame rate and no audio anyway.

Would WiDI do this for me? I don't care the mechanism, I just want an Android 4.2 on a decent performance platform that I can record a video of the screen (or app) in action.

p.s.: I wrote the app in question, so I could insert hooks if I need to.

[Fantastic Anarchist]

8. I'm still unclear as to what you're trying to do.

If you want to project any image onto another screen, such as TV to use as a monitor, you have to make sure both devices have Intel WiDi.

However, if you're tablet has a USB port, you can always find a USB to HDMI adapter.

I hope I was able to help a little bit.

[Fantastic Anarchist]

9. Did you ever get this resolved?

[Tab]

10. No

But to summarize my situation:

1) I have an Google Nexus 7 running Android
2) I'm a software engineer and have written a classic arcade-style game that runs on the Nexus 7/Android
3) I would like to record the gameplay for promotional purposes
4) The Nexus 7 has no HDMI output, so the best I can do is set the tablet up and aim a camera at it. This sucks on many levels.
5) I'd be willing to buy a tablet that runs Android 4.2, is at least 7 inches, and has an HDMI output so I can capture the screen activity.

That's what I'm trying to do.

[Fantastic Anarchist]

11. The HTC Evo has an HDMI port.

It's not a tablet, but a phone. I think it runs Ice Cream Sandwich or later. It's cheap, too, as it's a couple of years old.

Edit: See that you want 4.2

[Tab]

12. Yeah, this app needs a certain amount of screen space

thus targeting the Nexus 7 or larger

[KatyaR]

13. How about a rooted Nook HD+?

You can get an HDMI cable, I've read it works very well.

The rooting is easy. Use CyanogenMod 10.1.3, and it becomes a full-fledged tablet. Nook HD+s start at $149.

I have one and love it!

[Hard_Work]

14. MHL

The Nexus devices support MHL...you need an mhl to hdmi adapter. I think the new Nexus 7 devices use a different adapter called a slimport...you need mhl to hdmi for older nexus 7 devices (pre 2013), and a slimport to hdmi adapter for post 2013...