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    A way to connect a ps3 into your Asus N61jq laptop?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Fociz, Mar 19, 2010.

  1. Fociz

    Fociz Notebook Consultant

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    Is there a way to connect a ps3 or any console for that matter, into your laptop and use its screen?
     
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  3. IKAS V

    IKAS V Notebook Prophet

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    Easy answer NO!
    The TV tuner card thing don't work either, the lag is to great.
    Just get a small HDTV
     
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  4. roy_nor

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    Get a cheap 20-24" lcd-pc-monitor with HDMI and you're pretty much set. You'll get 1080p if its got 1920x1200 as well. ;)
     
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    I will say I've been playing GOW3 and it's amazing!
    You need to play that game on a big HDTV with at least 1080p.
    I've never seen a game look so beautiful.
    Best game ever on a PS3,easily! :)
     
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    Agreed, the first 20 min is some of the most impressive scripted events ive seen in a game.

    Cant..stop..playing..
     
    Fociz, Mar 19, 2010
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