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Hi I have the same quesion. considering getting the new HP envy 34 and would like to hook up my work laptop to the HDMI in when I work from home. do want to know if this would work, I have seen reviews that explain you can use this port to hook up a blu ray player or game console but would like to know if my laptop would work as well?

 

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@asaweli, welcome to the forum.

 

Here is the User Manual for the Envy 34 monitor.  On Page 10 of the manual it shows the connectors and the HDMI is used to connect the source device to the monitor.  In your instance, the source would be your laptop as long as it has HDMI out.

 

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