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became the first mobile device to feature the MHL standard, announced at the Mobile World Congress that year. Users could now use a micro-USB to HDMI adapter to mirror their phone screens onto an HDTV, effectively turning their smartphone into a media hub. Reaching the Living Room: A/V Receivers Join In

By April 2010, the was officially founded by five industry giants: Nokia, Samsung, Silicon Image, Sony, and Toshiba . Their goal was to create a single-cable interface that could transmit high-definition video and surround sound while simultaneously charging the mobile device. The First Breakthrough: The Samsung Galaxy S II The technology's big retail debut came in 2011. The Samsung Galaxy S II Go to product viewer dialog for this item. mhl a/v link buy

The story starts in January 2008 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). , a founding company of the HDMI standard, demonstrated a new way to connect smartphones to televisions using transition-minimized differential signaling (TMDS). They called it "Mobile High Definition Link," but it wasn't yet the standard we know today. It was a prototype designed to spark interest in a mobile-focused interconnect. became the first mobile device to feature the