How to connect my macbook air with thunderbolt to tv via hdmi?

How to connect my macbook air with thunderbolt to tv via hdmi?

With this adapter. You will also need an HDMI cable.
The Thunderbolt port doubles as a mini DisplayPort on the MBA.

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