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	<title>Comments on: HOW DO I HOOK UP A LAPTOP TO A TV</title>
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		<title>By: Rhett W</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rhett W</dc:creator>
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		<description>laptops can have any number of ports on them that you can use to connect to your tv. best to look in your manual for: yellow video component, s-video, dvi, hdmi, audio (like headphone output).
it also depends on what connectors your tv has, the new flash lcd/plasmas are normally quite simple to connect to from a laptop/pc while the older tv&#039;s are a bit harder.
HDMI is the best, has audio and video, for full HD tv&#039;s, expensive
DVI video connector &amp; heaphone to component audio next best (newer tv&#039;s)
analgue video connector &amp; headphone to component audio (newer tv&#039;s)
s-video &amp; headphone to component audio (older tv&#039;s)
yellow video component &amp; headphone to component audio (older tv&#039;s)

your local electronics store will have numerous adaptors and connectors, so jsut take a note of what outputs your laptop has, what your tv will accept and find the appropriate adaptors</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>laptops can have any number of ports on them that you can use to connect to your tv. best to look in your manual for: yellow video component, s-video, dvi, hdmi, audio (like headphone output).<br />
it also depends on what connectors your tv has, the new flash lcd/plasmas are normally quite simple to connect to from a laptop/pc while the older tv&#8217;s are a bit harder.<br />
HDMI is the best, has audio and video, for full HD tv&#8217;s, expensive<br />
DVI video connector &#038; heaphone to component audio next best (newer tv&#8217;s)<br />
analgue video connector &#038; headphone to component audio (newer tv&#8217;s)<br />
s-video &#038; headphone to component audio (older tv&#8217;s)<br />
yellow video component &#038; headphone to component audio (older tv&#8217;s)</p>
<p>your local electronics store will have numerous adaptors and connectors, so jsut take a note of what outputs your laptop has, what your tv will accept and find the appropriate adaptors</p>
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