October 20, 200619 yr This is for TV users who are not PC/electronic wizards: http://technology.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=149637 Hope some members find some value here. Mijan24
October 20, 200619 yr My notebook already has better resolution (1680 x 1050) than any TV yet available. Why should I want to degrade??
October 20, 200619 yr I can already do this via my notebook and high spec flat screen TV. The only problem I find is that it actually distracts my eyes from the notebook screen which is in front of my eyes to one somewhere across the other side of the room so not sure it's worth doing unless you want someone to watch a demo or a game you are playing on the computer. Besides, if I tie up the TV screen for too long and the wife wants to watch Tv then she just pouts at me for several hours and I cannot concentrate enough anyway so better not to bother.
October 20, 200619 yr My notebook already has better resolution (1680 x 1050) than any TV yet available.Why should I want to degrade?? Astral. what make & model do you have?
October 20, 200619 yr Author Astral, Casundra quite rightly so and obviously the link is of no value to you - but maybe just maybe there is some poor soul who may find some use for it. I sit here on my little note book fuelled by kerosine its that old, thinking there is no satisfying some people.
October 20, 200619 yr My notebook already has better resolution (1680 x 1050) than any TV yet available. Why should I want to degrade?? Astral. what make & model do you have? HP/Compaq NX8220. 16:9 aspect ration so great for films as well as plenty of room for lots of windows.
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