jlburke

I'm sorry, but I truly am "technologically-challenged" and so I guess I just worded my question wrong. My husband founded a company during his career and, during that time, he designed equipment that was used in an annual sports event. That event is very near and dear to him and he attended that event on many occasions. He just turned 80 years old and has limited mobility now and uses a walker to get around. I know this is a long story, but basically we are wanting to watch this sports event on the tv screen and not on our small computer screens or phones.

I am very "technologically-challenged," but my husband and I will be on the Eclipse in January. On previous cruises the past 2 years on the Silhouette and recently on the Equinox, we've had no problem getting our HDMI cord attached. I remember we had to have help the first couple of times to get the source switched because it was a long process (and we are in our late '70's). But, I'm very concerned now about our upcoming cruise because we really need to be able to access a couple of things from our computer to our tv during our cruise. Is there really no way that an HDMI can be connected to the tv's on the Eclipse?

We will be going on our first B2B in January/February on the Eclipse and so I really appreciate all of this input. I was wondering what time and how long this process takes. In other words, approximately what time do we meet up in a meeting room on the turnaround day? And, how long does it take to leave the ship, go through security and get back on the ship? We are staying in the same suite on both cruises. Do we need to take anything with us, besides our passports and sea pass cards? I'm thinking about making a spa reservation that day and was needing to know if I would be safe making it for noon.