Sentences with phrase «audio cable port»

This new, music - dedicated device connects to a speaker or home audio system via a cable, and then you can Cast music from streaming music apps directly to that speaker — essentially transforming any speaker with a 3.5 mm audio, RCA, or optical audio cable port into an Internet - capable device, in much the same way that the original Chromecast adds smarts to dumb TVs.

Your daughter can plug their phone into the audio cable port and play their music.

Not exact matches

Plug one end of the audio auxiliary cable to the headphone port of your iPhone.

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Audi's proprietary audio port includes an iOS device adapter cable, but a simple USB port would be better.

As for audio sources, you can listen to HD Radio or satellite radio, music from the S8's own hard drive, an iPhone over Bluetooth streaming, or an iPhone plugged directly into the car's proprietary audio port using an adapter cable.

The Paceman included other typical music sources, such as its USB port for thumbdrives, the Y - cable adapter for iPods, and Bluetooth streaming audio.

Along with Bluetooth streaming audio, Volkswagen includes what it calls the Media Device Interface (MDI), technology that's trickled down from Audi that includes a proprietary port with adapter cables for iPod, USB drives, and other digital audio sources.

Among the array of broadcast and stored audio sources in the E550 Cabriolet were HD radio and an onboard hard drive, but I was baffled to find a proprietary media port in the console with a 30 - pin iOS adapter cable.

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Radio: Audi Concert System w / AM / FM Radio - inc: Audi music interface w / Lightning adapter cable, Audi sound system, Bluetooth hands - free telephone w / audio streaming, SiriusXM all access service w / 3 - month trial subscription, USB charge port and voice control

Other features include a front - facing camera, allowing users to make video calls, a built - in speaker, Bluetooth connectivity and an audio - out 3.5 mm stereo cable port.

In terms of ports, the Xbox One X is essentially identical to the Xbox One S with power, brace of HDMI (in and out), pair of USB 3.0, IR out, digital audio out, and network cable connector located on its rear panel.

On top of those, they've each got two USB 3 ports, IR outputs, optical audio out, Ethernet ports and, of course, the power cable — which is compatible with both versions of the Xbox.

All models of the new PS3 super-slim are kitted out with all the same ports as the Slim - two USB ports at the front, HDMI and component video interfaces, optical (SPDIF) audio and Ethernet, although frustratingly there's still no HDMI cable included in the box.

DVI ports are an old hold - over from the early days of HDMI, and offer backwards compatibility with devices that can output digital video on one cable but need another cable for audio.

Those who do wish to employ some sort of outboard audio system can use an optical cable, or the ARC - enabled HDMI 2 port.

You can check if your devices support TOSLINK audio cabling by looking on the back of the device for the distinct TOSLINK port.

The Mi MIX 2 lacks the 3.5 mm audio jack, and the users need to connect the charging cable or the headphones via a single USB Type - C port.

If you want the best sound, you can port its audio to a more high - end speaker via Bluetooth, aux cable, or Chromecast.

On top of those, they've each got two USB 3 ports, IR outputs, optical audio out, Ethernet ports and, of course, the power cable — which is compatible with both versions of the Xbox.

Aux ports support 3.5 mm audio cables.

You simply have to plug the included wireless receiver into your console's USB port, and connect the receiver to your console's optical audio jack via a short cable.

On the back there's a microUSB port for the included power adapter and a 3.5 mm aux - out for audio; unlike before, you'll need to supply your own audio cable.

You'll also find a few different connectors for audio ports and charging cables.

On the back panel, however, you will find a fourth HDMI port, two additional USB 3.0 ports, an RF connector for antenna and cable connections, one composite video jack and an optical digital audio output for older surround - sound systems.

To get the Playbase ready for action, simply plug it into a wall outlet and connect a provided optical digital audio cable to either your TV's optical audio port, or to that of an external device like a Roku or Apple TV, cable / satellite box, or Blu - ray player.

Without the universal audio output port, Apple is bundling Lightning EarPods and a Lighting - to - headphone jack cable in every unit of the new iPhones.

As for ports, the headset features audio out and microphone support through a 3.5 mm jack and a single cable with HDMI 2.0 and USB 3.0 for display and data connectivity.

It connects to your TV via an HDMI cable to deliver 1080p video output and 48KHz 16 - bit audio; there's a cartridge slot at the top, an SD card slot on the side for firmware updates, and ports for connecting standard SNES controllers or 8bitdo's connector for its wireless gamepads.

Starting on the back and working downward, there's a microphone mute button, a clickable multi-purpose volume wheel, a connector for the included headset cable (the same one used by the wired Arctis Pro), a 3.5 mm pass - through to let other users hear the audio going through the headset, a micro USB port for charging, and a boom mic that stays retracted inside the earcup when not in use.

On the left earcup, there are two covered ports: a micro-USB charging connection and a 3.5 mm connection for the included optional audio cable.

It has USB, mini USB, and 3.5 mm audio ports on the back, and a notch around the sides for holding the included cables when not in use.

You can charge an Apple tablet using the USB port on the back of the Bayan 7, and play its sounds by connecting the supplied 3.5 mm AUX cable (which can also connect to your Mac or any audio device with a headphone socket).

Samsung packs a fair amount of extra value into the box, including a pair of AKG headphones (3.5 mm audio port), a charging brick, USB Type - A to USB type - C cable, a transfer adapter for transferring data from your old phone, and of course, the usual SIM tray ejection tool and a set of manuals and guides.

With newly added vents (V - PORT ™) to ensure that air can circulate within to let the headphones breathe after a live performance or a workout, the case also has room to store charging and audio cables along with other extras like USB drives and earplugs.

Around the back of the TV you'll find 3 HDMI inputs — all of which are HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compliant — a LAN port, optical digital audio output, a coaxial cable / TV input, and three USB inputs.

Or, you can insert a cable into its audio output port to connect to an external speaker.

A recessed 3.5 mm port on the bottom of the left earcup connects to either of the two included audio cables.

It has ports for a 3.5 mm audio cable just in case you want to plug in headphones although it does also support Bluetooth 4.0 if you want to connect a wireless pair, as well as a microUSB port for charging and data transfer.

You can use this BT speaker with Bluetooth 4.0 or just plug in the audio cable into the Aux in port.

The other options include 3G HSPA +, 2G / Edge, Bluetooth, Micro USB port, Wi - Fi 802.11 b / g / n, WiFi Direct, 3.5 mm audio jack, and USB OTG cable.

Google does sell a cable on the Play Store that features both 3.5 mm audio and USB Type - C ports for listening and charging at the same time, but you'll always have annoying dongles to deal with if you want wired audio.

All models of the new PS3 super-slim are kitted out with all the same ports as the Slim - two USB ports at the front, HDMI and component video interfaces, optical (SPDIF) audio and Ethernet, although frustratingly there's still no HDMI cable included in the box.

Also packed into the master speaker are all the inputs you're likely to need, including a digital optical port for your TV or CD player sound, analog RCA inputs, a USB audio input, and a proprietary cable that connects the right - side master to its slave on the left in stereo.

You'll see a slider button pulling double duty as the power / Bluetooth button with ports for the audio cable and a microUSB port, leaving the left side virtually bare.