Tecra S11 mini Dsiplayport - sound output

Hi,
I have read the user manual and I did not see anything about mini Displayport sound output.
Is Tecra S11 supports sound output via mini displayport?
Are there any mini displayport to HDMI cable which supports sound to send video and AUDIO to my LCD TV?
Thank You

Hey thank you for this info. In the past this port was used for Video signal only.
After your info about working sound Ive found info that audio support was added in 2009.
This added feature allows now connecting notebooks to modern HD TVs using mini display ports to HDMI cable. It is really nice that there is full video and audio functionality.
It is really interesting that just several Toshiba notebooks are offered with this port.

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