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    TV Tunner and modem

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by ogando_jose, May 21, 2006.

  1. ogando_jose

    ogando_jose Notebook Consultant

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    Ok, I've almost made up my mind. I'm gonna get a Macbook. Just 2 questions

    1.- Is it possible to atach an external, usb, tv tunner? does having integrated graphics will make it imposible to watch tv(recording tv maybe? i got windows MCE cd)?

    2.- Macbook hasn't got a modem so, what would you recomend me? an usb one? or a bluetooth one?
     
  2. RogueMonk

    RogueMonk Notebook Deity

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    1.) Yes, you can use an external USB TV-Tuner. Integrated graphics can easily handle a TV Tuner.

    2.) What ever modem works best for you. It doesn't really matter.
     
  3. ogando_jose

    ogando_jose Notebook Consultant

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    And another thing about tunners, does every single tunner has got the option to switch from PAL to NTSC to SECAM and so on? Im going to spain, so there its pal and here in mexico its ntsc. So im not shure if i should buy the tunner there. Thanks