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    connecting your vostro to a pc

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by dwd, May 17, 2008.

  1. dwd

    dwd Notebook Consultant

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    Is there any form of adapter, you can buy to do this?

    I would really like to do this, since I think it would be awesome to play games on a tv instead of a laptop monitor.

    Edit: NOT A PC, A TV. Typo. :p
     
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    It would be best to tell us the make and model of your tv.
     
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    A Sony Trinitron.
     
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    Non HD crt? It is not going to look very good hooking a computer to it.
     
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    The games I am going to play are old anyways. So it doesn't matter if it isn't HD quality, the games aren't.