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∙ 6y agoThere are several complicated ways to accomplish this which will need you to add a TV tuner and get a cable/Dish connection to watch TV on the Laptop. Best of all, it still won't be portable.I wanted the same thing for my laptop and I decided to buy a satellite connection and feel its the best & cheapest way out. No monthly fees, no dish to be installed, no cables running over. It connects TV via my internet. You need to pay one time software charge of about $49 and that's it! Nothing more to be paid in future and you have access to 3500 High Definition TV channelsFind it at link below:www.tinyurl.com/bestsatellitettv
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∙ 6y agoStep 1: First, familiarize yourself with different S-Video cables that you can use to connect your laptop to TV. It also depends on what type of TV you will use... old CRT TV or Digital TV (HDTV). S-Video cable - is a connector with 4-pin DIN (male) on both ends. Use this if your TV is digital. Take note that this cable is for video transmission only. S-Video to RCA cable - is a connector with 4-pin DIN (male) on one end and RCA on the other end. Use this cable if your TV is CRT type. Take note that this cable is also for video transmission only. S-Video to 3 RCA cable - has two connector on one end for 4-pin DIN (male) and Stereo Audio as the input and three RCA connector on the other end for Video and Audio output. This is the complete set that you would want to have if you want both Video and Audio to output from the TV. You can use this on both CRT type and HDTV. Mini-to-RCA cable - has mini jack on one end and two RCA connectors on the other end for audio transmission. Use this if you only have S-Video or S-Video to RCA cables.
Step 2: Now let's start the connection. If your TV is CRT, you have to use either S-Video cable or S-Video to RCA cable because it does not have S-Video port. If you use S-Video cable, plug one end of the cable to S-Video port of your laptop and the RCA connector end to the RCA Video input of the TV. For the audio, use the mini-to-RCA cable to transmit the audio to your TV. You can also choose to use PC speakers if you have one. If you use S-Video to 3 RCA cable, then you have both Audio and Video outputted to your TV. Connect the S-Video connector to the port on your laptop as well as the mini jack for the Audio. The other end, which is the 3 RCA connectors, should be connected to your TV Audio and Video input.
If your TV is Digital or HDTV, you can use any of the three S-Video cables. Connect the cables in the same manner as the CRT TV. Only difference is you have the option to use S-Video cable because HDTV has S-Video port like your laptop computer.
Step 3: Switch your TV to AV or INPUT mode.
Step 4: PC: Press Function (Fn) + Video Output (usually F4) key and your laptop LCD should now turn black and the output will display on TV. Now, some laptops have option to display the screen on both the laptop LCD and the TV (dual screen) so you need to press Video Output key twice while holding the Function (Fn) key to toggle. That's it... now you can enjoy a widescreen experience watching movies on your laptop computers. When you are done, just press again Function (Fn) + Video Output to toggle the screen back to your laptop computer.
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∙ 15y agoYou need to have a video card that is capable of a TV output. If you have this then check the software that came with the card.
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∙ 14y agolook for the computer jack somewere behind the tv.
You can you use the program which is called RealVNC, UltraVNC, Remote Office manager, RAdmin.
I assume so, but your laptop has to have an HDMI port
Do you mean that you are connecting your laptop through a router with your main computer in your home? If so, no there is no additional charge to connect.
All you need to connect it to your laptop is a USB cable to plug into the printer so it can connect to the laptop. If your printer came with a CD, then install it using that. Most of the time you need a Type A to Type B USB cable to connect printer to a PC or Laptop. Both side connector are different. You can get these cheap (less than $3-4) on internet or in discount electronics stores. - Neeraj Sharma
i dont think so, but I will say no. but there is more that you can look up.
I would do some research into a capture device which has no delay time.
If the IBM laptop you use has a VGA port you just connect your monitor cable directly to the port. Then turn on the laptop and it should install the drivers needed to use the external monitor automatically. If you laptop does not have a VGA port then you will need a "Laptop replica port" to add the VGA port so you can connect the monitor.
Is there a tethering cable available so I can connect my internet phone to laptop to view larger screen
No. Kuz it's only an "Local Area Conection" !
Your Bose Triports will work with any device that has an headphone jack. This enables you to connect your speakers to your laptop, so that it outputs the audio to them.
Because chances are you don't have wi-fi, so the only thing you can connect to is your laptop or Ipod
There maybe cards available to interface to it but the internet does for you allready so why bother.