r. Yes, plasma TVs are much better than the conventional TV for working as a PC monitor. Most plasma TVs have a digital scaling engine that accepts various computer signals and maps them out accordingly to your plasma screen, though you cannot use your PC and watch TV at the same time. r. Absolutely, the advantage of a flat screen is the abolishment of the distortion caused by the curvature of most conventional televisions.

It is possible to connect your PC to your TV and view the content of the PC screen on your TV. It might require a few purchases, but it will improve your overall experience of the movies a lot.

You need to have a video card that supports television output, very few video cards do this, so if you have one, you probably know already. If you didn't buy a card with this specific functionality, it's very doubtful you can do it. Go to your account page, and go to My Questions to submit errors or questions to us. We will usually respond within 12 hours.

Sun Group's Plasma TV has a VGA/RGB port connection so you can connect to your PC. The Plasma TV can also be used alone as your PC monitor, you can watch TV and use your PC at the same time. The onboard digital scaling engine accepts various computer signals and maps them to fit within 852 X 480 pixels. Compatible signals display resolutions up to 1280 X 1024.

A Plasma TV is new type of flat screen display that uses new technology using plasma gas to illuminate a large number of light bulbs. Slim, slick, and larger in design, these futuristic looking TVs have almost lifelike images with their fantastic picture quality, and can hang on your wall like a picture.

r. Some Plasma TVs have a built-in analog tuner that will enable you to watch any "regular" television that would be available to a conventional television, though the picture quality would be about the same as a typical large-screen conventional TV. For those Plasma TVs that do not have the built in tuner, the signal can be passed through a satellite box, cable box, HDTV receiver, VCR/VHS device, or an outboard tuning device.

Yes. To preview Yahoo! Go for TV, just download to your PC. When you do decide you’re ready to enjoy the full features of Yahoo! Go for TV, you won’t need to repeat this step. But you’ll need to connect your PC to your TV to use all of Yahoo! Go for TV’s features.

r. Plasma screens come in sizes varying from 30 to 60 inches and beyond. They can weigh around 100 pounds but like a large picture can be mounted on a wall via a wall mount. They can also be less then 4 inches wide.

r. Plasma TVs are connected to their main power source by a power cord from the back of the wall unit to a wall outlet or surge protector. There are also extensive audio and video connections that can be connected to various peripherals such as DVD players, VCRs, video cameras, video games, and the like.

A - Yes. With MyTVPal video player you instantly have access to thousands of TV broadcasts from around the world. You can watch these TV stations from anywhere your PC can connect to the broadband Internet. All you have to do is download and install the MyTVPal player on your PC and go from there.

A - You connect it to the SCART input using a SCART cable with RCA inputs, basically you use the same cable used to connect a video camera to your TV.

A] If you use multiple mCam100 camera attached to one PC, adjust Maximum Allowed for each of cameras need A] Adjust color in camera screen configuration. In addition, adjust focus by turning adjusting lever located below camera lens. Picture quality may be not so good and screen may be slow in a dark place. Use camera where proper lighting is available. When mCam sends images to PC, buffering happens because of slow performance of the PC.

this time, Beamer is not equipped with output jacks that enable the unit to connect to a computer or TV screen. However, Beamer TV is especially designed to connect to your (NTSC) Television. Additional information on Beamer TV can be found here: Beamer TV

Lola uses either a 20 foot cable or a 2.4GHz wireless transmitter and receiver to connect your PC with your TV and Sound System. If your computer is located less than 20 feet from your TV and Sound System, the direct wired option may be best for you. When your computer is located in a different room or on a different floor, the wireless option is the way to go.

A - If your TV has separate inputs for composite video and audio, then you just connect the video out from my game system to the video in on your tv and audio out from my game system to one of the audio in on your TV. If your TV only has an antenna input and no other inputs you need an RF modulator to modulate the video signal from my games onto an RF carrier so it can be connected to the TVs antenna input.

The multisystem plasma TV is capable of playing a number of different formats, and connecting to a number of different broadcast signals. Digital TV, and high definition digital TV (HDTV), have been making major inroads into the world of broadcasting, and it is important for all television buyers to purchase a TV that is HDTV ready. Digital television provides a dramatic improvement in terms of both picture and sound quality compared to normal NTSC analog programming.

No, the Sony 50XBR950 does not have an HDMI connection, it has DVI instead. DVI is digital as well, but it is not as high as HDMI in bandwidth. It would only be a concern if the other components have HDMI. Since HDMI is backwards compatible with DVI, this should not be an issue either. Does the Sony KDE XBR950 61 inch plasma come with its own video scaler? If there is no in-built video scaler it may not be worth the money the set costs.

There is only one plasma TV maker that incorporates built in speakers into the plasma frame (Philips). Most manufacturers do however offer speakers as additional options which can be attached to the side of the plasma TV. Amplification of these speakers comes through built in 7 or 8 watt amplifiers which are built in to the side of the plasma display (this is plenty of wattage for excellent audio output).

Now you can! Some plasma displays can be used with PCs, but until now, you couldn't use your PC and watch TV on the same screen simultaneously.