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Please be aware that connecting an analog TV to these boxes can get annoying if the analog TV doesn't have composite connections.
If your step mom likes local over the air TV all you have to do is buy a converter box (if needed) and a TV antenna to receive local stations for FREE!
Last edited by Grandpa Pipes; 03-29-2010 at 03:11 PM..
As long as surfing requires keyboard and mouse input, the TV experience will be less than optimum. When a KB (about laptop size with an integrated mouse) is designed to work wirelessly with a TV and can double up as a remote, then it will be worth it. Until then...
Please be aware that connecting an analog TV to these boxes can get annoying if the analog TV doesn't have composite connections.
If your step mom likes local over the air TV all you have to do is buy a converter box (if needed) and a TV antenna to receive local stations for FREE!
What you've suggested is what first came to my mind, too, but it appears to be the solution to a different problem. It appears that the OP's not asking about TV delivered via Internet, he's asking about Internet delivered to the TV.
get something like a dell zino computer w/ wireless mouse and keyboard. you can get it all for about $350. Just setup windows w/ extra large icons and text.
What you've suggested is what first came to my mind, too, but it appears to be the solution to a different problem. It appears that the OP's not asking about TV delivered via Internet, he's asking about Internet delivered to the TV.
Whoa! What!?!
I know you well enough to know you're not using a play on words but....please... explain the difference as to what you mean here.
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