Re: whats your pooter setup?
Originally Posted by Turbopit
Originally Posted by gurusan
I use a Dell TV. I think they are the best because you can have picture in picture.
I use it as a monitor and a TV...browsin HMT while having up to 1/4 of the screen watching TV. |
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Re: whats your pooter setup?
Yeah i have a laptop...no room for a tv tuner card.
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Re: whats your pooter setup?
Originally Posted by gurusan
Yeah i have a laptop...no room for a tv tuner card.
:p all the hookups are on this seperate little box (its like a small book), run a cable to your lappy and you are set |
Re: whats your pooter setup?
really? have any more info?
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Re: whats your pooter setup?
Originally Posted by gurusan
Actually nowadays anyone who doesn't know much about puters is a nerd.
Anyway most of us here are into specifications, parts, and tuning stuff...after all, this is a homemadeturbo forum. We like to know how ---- works. lol, keep telling yourself that. |
Re: whats your pooter setup?
well it came with my laptop, but you can probably buy the setup..... a lot of desktops come with it now too
basically it allows direct connections for TV and cable (seperately even), radio, two sets of composite inputs, S video..... I also have a S video hookup on the laptop itself, whats neat is there is a remote so if you wanna watch a movie on the 17" widescreen 8) you can without sitting super close. It also allows you to pause, record, rewind, and fast forward tv or radio. Its a really neat setup, Media Center is just an addition onto XP Pro, so its good all around. I'd reccomend a comp with it to anyone (you dont have to be smart to use this all) |
Re: whats your pooter setup?
Originally Posted by Suckah
well it came with my laptop, but you can probably buy the setup..... a lot of desktops come with it now too
basically it allows direct connections for TV and cable (seperately even), radio, two sets of composite inputs, S video..... I also have a S video hookup on the laptop itself, whats neat is there is a remote so if you wanna watch a movie on the 17" widescreen 8) you can without sitting super close. It also allows you to pause, record, rewind, and fast forward tv or radio. Its a really neat setup, Media Center is just an addition onto XP Pro, so its good all around. I'd reccomend a comp with it to anyone (you dont have to be smart to use this all) My next laptop will be from costco...you can change it out every 6 months for a new one! :) My laptop has an s-video out too. :) but i dont really need it because i always have it hooked up to my 17'' widescreen tv via the VGA port. ( i don't have a DVI port). never buy a dell. They suck so much. I got this one for cheap as hell though in December of 2003. p4 mobile 3.06ghz hyperthreading, 512 ddr ram, 60 gig HD, DVD/CD-RW, gforce fx go5200, 15.4'' UXGA screen. Not bad for 2 years ago and 1200 dollars. |
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yeah, I like HP comps... got this one from CompUSA. Sweet talked my parents into paying 1400, and I paid the other 600. It is really a 2300 dollar laptop, but there were mondo rebates. I definately wont need to upgrade it soon, thats what I loved about it. It has everything, including lightscribe (which is really awesome I might add). I have the ATI X600 128MB graphics card, so playing computer games with the man is a lot of fun. *thumbs up*
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Re: whats your pooter setup?
am i the only looser still working with 800 mHz pent III? :1
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