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    XPSgen2/9300 TV tuner question

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by digicatz, Oct 25, 2005.

  1. digicatz

    digicatz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Is the TV tuner internal?? does the remote use a plug in dongle for IR? I have an XPSgen2 with 2gb and Mediacenter 2005 and didn't ave enough for the tv tuner/remote. So is it enternal? how does it work?? If it is external what brand is it and what is recomended? I would preferibly like a remote that doesn't need a doongle as it travels easyer. I am going to get the dock/laptop stand for home, but plan on using the remote , both home and on the road. :cool:
     
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    pwillie Notebook Consultant

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    what exactly are u planning to use it for i've read the mce records in high deff but huge unconvertable files. and while gaming goes 5-10 fames behind because it records
     
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    digicatz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Primary is mobil gamming, but I wouldn't mind being able to use it for TV/or with remote, for movies. Is the tuner internal?? Does the remote work without a usb dongle? Already have Mediacenter version of OS, The controls seem typical MS, ie they don't work, ie playing a movie in mce click the slider bar, nothing, forward, and back, buttons nothing. Does it only work with tuner? Is the tuner internal? Is it worth it?