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HP E14 G4 (1920 x 1080 pixels, 14")
EUR269,–

HP E14 G4

1920 x 1080 pixels, 14"

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Is there a way to connect the monitor to the Nintendo Switch? I thought it would be enough if display alt mode was supported, but ... unfortunately not.

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MrPlow

1 year ago • purchased this product

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Have you tried connecting a charger with PD to the USB-C port? Maybe the switch doesn't supply enough power for the display. Someone else seems to have managed it here on YouTube (with a different monitor that is also powered separately) I hope this helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch PS. As usual - you do such experiments at your own risk. 😉
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Kongsberg

3 years ago

Hi all, I bought this screen and received it today. Unfortunately, it does not work on either the PC or the NB, both from HP. However, it works on a Samsung mobile phone. What could be the solution? It is recognised as a USB device but not as a screen. Thank you very much for your tips.

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MrPlow

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Hello Kongsberg. The device must support DP Alt Mode. Technically speaking, this is a DisplayPort via USB-C. This is not always clearly defined - on many devices there is either nothing at all or it is written somewhere in very small print whether video is possible via USB-C. This was especially the case with the cheaper models I encountered (e.g. HP Pavilion). In short: USB-C is only the connection - the technology behind it must support it, otherwise it doesn't work. See also here: https://www.club-3d.com/de... By the way, I also stumbled across this at the beginning of my USB-C time (DP Alt Mode, PD etc.). - all wonderfully poorly documented or not documented at all...) so I understand the frustration.... 😉
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MI-SA

5 years ago

My notebook does not support transmission via USB-C. But is an output notebook HDMI and input HP E14 USB-C possible including power supply output notebook USB-C and input HP E14 USB-C? 2. can the HP E14 also be used as a second screen, i.e. not duplicating the screen of the notebook, but as a second desktop?

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
I can't answer the first question, I don't have an HDMI to USB adapter. (Do they even exist in this direction? USB-C -> HDMI yes, but HDMI -> USB, I have never seen). Second question, yes that works. I'm currently using mine as a 3 monitor on a docking station. (NB, Monitor, HP E14.

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