I see another questions answer mentioning no network card. What are my options for hooking it up to a screen?
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Did you mean a video card instead of a network card since you were asking about connecting to a screen? If you were talking about video card-yes it has one & you can connect using hdmi along w/ a standard vga so depending on what type of screen you have. There is a network card (not wireless but standard) and you can connect an ethernet cord or if you want you can use a wireless usb adapter if you want to go wireless. We had no issues w/ drop signals when we used a wireless adapter but we preferred using ethernet since we play mmorpgs.
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Update: This thread got me wired just now...Wireless is in the works. [ndiswrapper isn't so friendly to this one for some reason - perhaps I nabbed the wrong wireless driver..]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409939
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It has a mini HDMI port, so you'll need an adapter, or a HDMI cable with mini HDMI on one end. HDMI out displays the whole screen, except for the status bar.
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As best as I can tell you would need an add-on device, there is no Ethernet connection. Only HDMI (2) and a USB . No WiFi. PS: Unless small size is important where you will need to use it, I'd strongly advise a 21-23 inch. It is very surprising, how small an 19 inch HD display is.Rule of thumb to get a set that is about the same viewing size, up and down is add 20 to 30 %. I would say the 19 inch is comparable 13 to 15 in 4x3 display (old style) I was disappointed by the size, but it was my lack of research at fault for that. There seems to a price premium for the 19 in and smaller HDTV now so the larger size may be cheaper. As best as I can tell you would need an add-on device, there is no Ethernet connection. Only HDMI (2) and a USB . No WiFi. PS: Unless small size is important where you will need to use it, I'd strongly advise a 21-23 inch. It is very surprising, how small an 19 inch HD display is.Rule of thumb to get a set that is about the same viewing size, up and down is add 20 to 30 %. I would say the 19 inch is comparable 13 to 15 in 4x3 display (old style) I was disappointed by the size, but it was my lack of research at fault for that. There seems to a price premium for... » Read More As best as I can tell you would need an add-on device, there is no Ethernet connection. Only HDMI (2) and a USB . No WiFi. PS: Unless small size is important where you will need to use it, I'd strongly advise a 21-23 inch. It is very surprising, how small an 19 inch HD display is.Rule of thumb to get a set that is about the same viewing size, up and down is add 20 to 30 %. I would say the 19 inch is comparable 13 to 15 in 4x3 display (old style) I was disappointed by the size, but it was my lack of research at fault for that. There seems to a price premium for the 19 in and smaller HDTV now so the larger size may be cheaper. « Show Less
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You need to have a wireless access point on your network and have it configured correctly. The actual internet service you have doesn't have anything to do with the connectivity of this television. Check the TV's wifi specs and purchase a wireless access point (sometimes referred to as a router with a wireless radio) that is capable of transmitting a signal that is compatible with the TV's wireless card. If you are unsure how to do any of this, I'd recommend hiring someone to set it up for you.
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You must use a LAN cable out of the box. To add wireless internet you must buy a separate adaptor.
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Try the ethernet with any laptop, if it works then it should give you the wifi with this device ;p
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No component connection. Ports on the back are HDMI, LAN, and Digital Coaxial.
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my laptop has just a VGA port. I dont have HDMI on my laptop. What do i do in this case??
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I understand the first part of what you said. I'll look for a TV with a VGA port. Is there a special cord or connector for that? The second part sounds like a lot of work just to watch a movie. I truly thank you for your help
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Well there are multiple way to connect this to your computer. The best and probably the easiest way is to use a HDMI cable. But you can also use a DVI or VGA connection.
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As someone else mentioned, use a VGA cable. Very easy to find, and not very expensive. Amazon has them.
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I wish I could figure out how to connect it to my computer (my computer is a desktop and does not have HDMI). So, sorry I cannot help you.
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You would have to connect it to a video card, it does not connect via usb or wifi.
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Your computer needs WiDi. It's a graphic chip. I bought it and would not work without it. I was told you have to get it with your computer, it can't be added on. I went to Apple TV instead for my tv/movie needs and a USB cord for my big screen presentations with my iPad. Sorry that's all I know.
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Neither is compatible (at least not even kinda easily). But it's a desktop, so you should be wired anyway for internet. (The wired NIC is compatible.) But yes - if you want either you'll need separate cards.
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Just insert the card into the PCI slot. Depending on what OS you're running, you may need to go to the manufacturers site for drivers. It should link up with your wireless router.