It's not pocket-sized though. My old iPod Video can plug in with just a wire - there's a composite video signal coming out of the headphone jack. Imagine sitti

It's not pocket-sized though. My old iPod Video can plug in with just a wire - there's a composite video signal coming out of the headphone jack. Imagine sitting around in a living room, hanging out with friends. Someone grabs a guitar and starts singing. I want to show the lyrics. If I have a laptop, I just pop open the lid and we read them from there. If I don't have a laptop, I won't have my bag. So I won't have my HDMI-VGA adaptors either. I wish I could just plug my phone into the TV, search for the lyrics online, and start singing. My Bluetooth headset (Sony MW600) is very small and easy to use for audio, and it takes only a few seconds to set up. Why can't the same be done for video?