Video cables Steve Jobs used??

What kind of video cables did steve job used when showing the iPhone on big screen, showing the entire iPhone screen ?

We have no clue. The cables were probably standard cables like the AV component cable, or the composite cable. The difference is that steve was using special iPhones which allowed him to use video out capabilities across all screens. This is not something that can be done with a normal iPhone.

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Video of Steve Jobs Interview on CNBC.

Jobs answers questions regarding retail, Apple expansion, the AMD vs Intel debate + iPhone. Very interesting interview.
Digg it:
http://digg.com/apple/Videoof_Steve_Jobs_interview_onCNBC
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I object to the obligatory display of the Steve Jobs memorial on Safari. An option to view would have been more appropriate. Anyone else agree?

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www.apple.com/feedback.

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Bought component video cables from apple, hooked up to tv & ipad. No video from hulu. Any ideas? Have i exceeded the capability of this?

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