To connect your desktop or laptop computer to your television you will use a vga cable. Information about how to connect the devices can be found at compnetworking.about.com/od/.../a/connect-pc-tv.htm .
A VGA Cable.
you need a wireless VGA cable
A wireless VGA, refers to a cable that connects a computer to a computer, allowing you to use a television as a computer screen. Check www.ebay.com and amazon.com for prices.
PS2 uses a TV to connect not a monitor
The size doesn't change anything. Its how you connect the console to the TV. You will have a standard VGA connect, HD cable or HDMI cable. Your TV will provide you with ether a VGA cable (none HD tv) or a HD/HDMI cable (HD ready or Full HD 1080p)
A VGA to RCA cable allows you to connect components such as a laptop to a television. These two components are not necessarily built ready to connect so a VGA to RCA cable allows for the signal version without a converter.
You can connect a CATV cable into a computer monitor by first attaching it to an external TV tuner. A VGA or HDMI output can then be attached to the monitor.
The IOGEAR wireless USB to VGA kit is used to wirelessly transmit the image from a PC to a flat screen TV or a remote monitor. What is included in the kit is a wireless USB adapter, wireless VGA adapter, 3 ft USB cable, and a power adapter among other items.
The main advantage to wireless television is convenience. With wireless tv you can connect your tv to a cable or satellite without the annoying wires.
I have been trying so hard with my laptop and vga cable and my tv but nothing seems to work i have watched piles of tutorials and nothings seems to happen possibly me and you have the same problem...If you find out how to do it or if i do i will inform you
Yes if you Tv is modern so it had the right monitor port.
MacBooks have a port called ThunderBolt, and most newer TVs have a VGA port. I use a ThunderBolt/VGA cable to connect my Mac to the television. Once connected, the television will act as a dual monitor, or you can adjust settings for a mirrored monitor.