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Old September 16th 08, 03:31 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.acer
Zack[_3_]
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Default display port question

i have an aspire 5002,512 mem 60 gig hd
xp pro, on the back of the laptop i have
an external display port, it says i can
connect a monitor, lcd projector to it.

can i connect it up to the television
or is it just for lcd/monitors.

zack

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Old September 18th 08, 03:11 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.acer
Wandering
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Default display port question

If it has two rows of small holes in it, it is a video output for a monitor
not for a TV.

Few machines support the composite signal required for a TV, though some
offer SVideo and Divx, if you have suitable ports. SVideo looks like an
older mouse port, and Divx looks like an older printer port with a
rectangular hole amidst the pins. You would need an appropriate cable for
these, and a TV capable of accepting these inputs.

Good luck.

"Zack" wrote in message
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i have an aspire 5002,512 mem 60 gig hd
xp pro, on the back of the laptop i have
an external display port, it says i can
connect a monitor, lcd projector to it.

can i connect it up to the television
or is it just for lcd/monitors.

zack

--
Life begins as a quest of the child
for the man, and ends as a journey
by the man to rediscover the child
(Lost World Of The Kalahari)





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Old September 18th 08, 03:52 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.acer
Zack[_3_]
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Default display port question

"Wandering" wrote in :

If it has two rows of small holes in it, it is a video output for a
monitor not for a TV.

Few machines support the composite signal required for a TV, though some
offer SVideo and Divx, if you have suitable ports. SVideo looks like an
older mouse port, and Divx looks like an older printer port with a
rectangular hole amidst the pins. You would need an appropriate cable
for these, and a TV capable of accepting these inputs.

Good luck.

"Zack" wrote in message
...
i have an aspire 5002,512 mem 60 gig hd
xp pro, on the back of the laptop i have
an external display port, it says i can
connect a monitor, lcd projector to it.

can i connect it up to the television
or is it just for lcd/monitors.

zack

--
Life begins as a quest of the child
for the man, and ends as a journey
by the man to rediscover the child
(Lost World Of The Kalahari)






many thanks, will but another laptop.

zack.


--
Life begins as a quest of the child
for the man, and ends as a journey
by the man to rediscover the child
(Lost World Of The Kalahari)




 




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