Get a VGA to RCA converter (or cable). They can be found for under 35 dollars (You can actually get this cord from wholesalers for under 5 bucks at express.ebay.com. Search 'VGA to RCA converter'.
The first commercially available TV was sold by RCA in 1939. It received up to 5 channels (VHF 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 -- we no longer have channel 1 but 2 to 5 are the same). Sales were stopped in 1941 due to the start of WW2. Analog computers of both mechanical and electronic types were available before this. Digital computers of both electromechanical and electronic types were not available until after this. Both were roughly 3 orders of magnitude more expensive than the top of the line RCA TV of 1939 through 1941. The very first invention of a TV was just before WW1 but they were mechanical and not practical to build and sell. The very first known invention of an analog computer was around 100 BC, but it was mechanical. The very first invention of a digital computer was in the 1830s by Babbage, but it was mechanical and he was never able to build it.
Parts which make a computer are called computer components. These include CPU (central processing unit), input devices like keyboard, mouse and output devices like display or monitor, storage devices like RAM, hard disk drive etc. - Neeraj Sharma
it is mars was just looking it up and it came up on tv.
it is made up of lines going super fast
Actually, a method of input was needed fairly soon after the first computer was invented, so the keyboard, I would have to say, would have been invented after the actual computer was invented. The first personal-ish computer used lots of toggle switches to do mathematical calculations, thereafter it was realized that a different method of inputting information to the computer would be needed. Since typewriters were already in very large use, the obvious choice for a similar design would be the typewriter's layout. Typewriters used the QWERTY layout (notice that those are the first six letters on your keyboard), thus the keyboard came into action. It was shortly realized afterwards, (or perhaps at the same time,) that there would need to be a way for that larger amount of information to be displayed, which in came the CRT computer monitor. (Remember that the cathode ray had already been discovered and put to use in TVs by a nuclear physicist more than 40 years ago, so the creation of a computer screen was more or less cut out for them.)
No it is to be connected to a TV, not a computer monitor
Yes if your monitor has the plug ins and is pnp.
Most televisions can be used as a computer monitor. If one can not be used it is because it does not have the correct hook up ports.
A tv has a tuner.A monitor does not.If you have a digital cable box you can hook a monitor up to it and watch tv on it.If your tv has hdmi or vga you can plug it in to your computer and use it as a monitor.
You can hook up your camcorder to a TV and it will work just fine. The same goes for a computer.
It can be done, my son did just that but the details are very dependent on just what graphics card you have, just what TV monitor you have, your operating system, and some other stuff like cables and distances etc.
You can usually hook up your TV to your computer via a S-Video cable, though you'll also need to hook up audio as well.
Yes, there are computer monitors especially made to be mounted on the wall, there is also brackets available to mount your monitor onto the wall, and you can even hook your computer up to a tv you have mounted on the wall if you have the right connection adapter.
yes you can.
While you can hook up an external monitor to your computer if your video card is not working, it will not display anything.
Try going into your display options or monitor, and check to see if you can select the VGA as the primary monitor. I had this problem once before when trying to hook up an external monitor to my laptop.
yes