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TV for use with a laptop

Itsdacraic · 2010-09-03 09:14:10

hi, Just wondering if you could point me in the right direction. I've been asked to source a TV for use solely with laptops in a boardroom for presentations etc. I'm thinking a 42" LCD, but is there anything in particular I need to watch out for when getting a TV that will be drawing it's picture from a laptop? Thanks

03-09-2010 9:14am

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Itsdacraic

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hi,

Just wondering if you could point me in the right direction. I've been asked to source a TV for use solely with laptops in a boardroom for presentations etc. I'm thinking a 42" LCD, but is there anything in particular I need to watch out for when getting a TV that will be drawing it's picture from a laptop?

Thanks

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#2 03-09-2010 11:52am

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If they're older laptops, make sure the tv has a VGA port. Other than that it doesn't really matter.

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#3 03-09-2010 2:42pm

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Cheers. I will need the VGA input alright.
Just wanted to be sure there were no other specific requirements.

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