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all depends on how modern your pc is.
hdmi pc/hdmi tv then all you need a hdmi lead that reaches ![]() |
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And his TV. Mine is about 13 years old so it ain't got HDMI
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It's 3D though....about 20 inches thick.
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At that age it would actually qualify as 4D.
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i bought a plasma when they first came out around the year 2000, cost me well over 2k i think
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If your TV has got a connection the same as the one on your monitor that comes from your PC, just unplug it from your monitor and stick in in your telly.
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S-video connection (but need the s-video ports on tv and pc).
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i got one of those plasmas
works for 10 min then picture goes but audio fine hdmi cable if u got a port on pc and telly |
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Also check out Chromecast for around £30. It is a usb gadget from Google that streams from phone or tablet or chrome browser to telly over wifi.
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/digital-tv-receivers/chromecast-uk-1171126/review I've not got one -- too lazy. |
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http://www.techradar.com/news/television/how-do-i-connect-my-laptop-to-my-tv-902693
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You need something like this:
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