Connecting i-Phone to TV

Is this for home or while you're away?

If it's for home use I think going via appletv gets a better result and they are £59 at the moment at some retailers. 

We used a cable first and it did display full screen but the results are better through ATV  

It's for while away...

Seems a worthwhile investment so that my girlfriend does not have to use my non-crapple tablet's HDMI port! Oh - and battery power as well.

It's for while away...

Husky's suggestion then 

Thanks Husky.

My concern is that it isn't Apple certified and I've had problems with non-certified charging cables etc before.

Also seems odd that they use a mini USB charger to charge the phone when using the adapter, rather than a lightning connector cable that you would have anyway.

Is this for home or while you're away?

If it's for home use I think going via appletv gets a better result and they are £59 at the moment at some retailers. 

We used a cable first and it did display full screen but the results are better through ATV  

I did intend to give our NOW TV box (similar to Apple Tv) a try while on this holiday......but guess who forgot to bring the remote control for it? 

Oh Ian - surely not your blaming someone else are you? What happened to the phrase " have you got the  ----  dear?"

I readily accept that it must have been my fault that the remote was forgotten, Redface.....on the basis that it me who remembered the box itself 

The query I have is how do you power the iPhone whilst using it  on the tv?  (If you need too ?)

My Kindle Fire Hd has a micro sub connector for power and data, and a micro HDMI  output for the TVs or hdmi monitor.

Rgds