AT300se...can I connect to TV via the micro USB port?

Hi, I was wondering if I can connect to my TV using the micro USB port on the AT300SE model tablet. This version does not ahve the micro HMDi port so i was wondering if I could use an adapter to conenct to my TV via the micro USB? Thanks, Nikos
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Looking at the specs, this tablet does not have HDMI. So I see no way you can connect it to your TV. Some of the newer TV's may be able so share your network to play files that are on your tablet.

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I understand your tablet has the micro-USB cable stuck in the micro-USB port.
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