connect LCD TV to laptop?
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which means that your laptop's graphic card can only support resolution upto 1024x768.  so it doesnt really matter how big your tv screen or your laptop screen is, it all boils down to the graphic display card on your laptop.
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Yes\n\nRead:http://www.ghacks.net/2005/12/19/watch-tv-with-your-pc/
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It depends on what brand and model of TV you have.  It would have to have a VGA or DVI connection to accept a computer signal.  Check your TV manual or maybe glance at the back of the TV to find the correct port you need.\n\nIf you have either a VGA or DVI connection, simply connect the cable to the back like you would a regular monitor, and then use your remote or menu buttons to toggle your video to "PC".
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Make sure that you have it connected before windows boots up or the machine is on, then turn your computer on so that the machine detects the tv as a plug and play device.\n\nAlso your machine should have an Fn key and I believe it is F5 that will switch between displays. You can also go to advanced display properties ( right click on desktop --> properties --> Display tab --> Advanced properties ) In there , there should be a tab for swapping between a first display and a secondary display. Obviously configure your tv settings to be what they should be etc.\n\nSome articles I found by doing a google search :\n\nhttp://www.smartcomputing.com/Editorial/article.asp?article=articles/2004/w1510/18w02/18w02.asp&guid=\n\nhttp://www.weethet.nl/english/video_connect_pc2tv.php\n\nhttp://www.svideo.com/compaq1700.html\n\nThose should get you started and pointed in the right direction :)
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Assuming your laptop doesn't have a VGA port on the back of it, there are PCMCIA video cards you can try one is the VTBook, http://sewelldirect.com/vtbookpcmciacard.asp?source=froogle but I would be surprised if your laptop did not have a VGA port on it somewhere.
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some older projectors do not have the normal 15-pin vga connector that laptops have as monitor outs.  if your laptop has a s-video out, you can connect it using that, though.  most the time, the newer projectors are made for a computer to be connected, and you will have no difficulties.
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There are lots of different ways to achieve this. The most common connection now is from your PC to a LCD or DHP TV. They have built in HDMI connenctions just like a computer monitor. You can also use a DVI connection. If your TV has neither of these connections then your best bet is to forget the idea of hooking your PC to your TV because you are not going to get the results you really want.
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you would most likely need a 'tv tuner' card\nhowever i am not sure if laptops are capable of the same 'quality' as hdtv\n\nsee the sources below for some ideas on what is available out there
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I have the same issue with mine, I am not sure of what can be done yet, as I have taken mine apart and checked all the connections / cables pertaining this this LCD problem. However,Your laptop can still work with an external monitor. So for a short term fix you need to acquire another monitor / LCD Monitors are reasonably priced now.\nUntil we find the real fix....
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these answers that suggest of using a USB to USB Datalink Cable are in principle correct but it doesn't work because you can neither share the folders nor install the communication program on the PC for this Link Cable. did you ever try to do this blindly? .. :p\nso it might be the better solution to hook the TV set to the PC using a S-video cable, provided that the PC has an S-video output and the TV set has the corresponding input.
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go to dell.com and then go to support & help/ drivers & downloads and download the video driver for your laptop
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First, you need a video card that has a s-video connection. If you do indeed have that - shut down the computer and connect the s-video cable to the s-video out on your video card (on the computer - that will be where the monitor plugs in) and the other end to the s-video in on the TV. Start back up and you should be in business.
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You need to have a TV tuner card or USB TV tuner in your computer.  Hauppage.com
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have a video card with tv out feature it suppose to come along with a connector for that so you can attached it to your tv, if you lost it you gonna buy a svideo connector it cost you around $10
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Use s-video, better picture.\n\nTo hook it up, connect the s-video cable to the s-video port on your laptop. Then the cable to the s-video port on your tv.\n\nUsually you push funtion + f3 or f4 I think to allow the laptop to display on laptop screen, external moniter or both.\n\nTurn the tv channel to AV1 or whatever you plugged it into. It should work.
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try this. its not for the LCD module, but for the chipset on the module. I have done some programming for LCD's and this looks like a standard interface.\n\nhttp://www.hantronix.com/down/ks0066u.pdf
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Dear if ur laptop has option of standalone monitor then u can use ur laptop LCD as monitor otherwise no other option