So I upgraded a bit ago to triple monitors... two Dells and a Viewsonic. Problem was that the Viewsonic was shorter than the Dells. I mean same resolution and screen size, but the stand was shorter. I propped it up with a book, but who wants a command center that looks like that?
So eventually I got another Dell. Now they are all the same height, same look, thinnner bezel too. Plus these can go Portrait on their existing stands so if I ever decide to go 5x1 Portrait I can use these.
Anyway, this leaves me with a 4th monitor that is just begging to be used in some fashion. I'd love to turn it into a TV so that I can have a game on or something without stealing resources from the computer, or when I'm playing a wide screen game.
I've seen a couple of options, wondering if anyone has experience with either...
http://www.meritline.com/mygica-lda-9000-hdtv-box-1080p-atsc-qam-tuner---p-53779.aspx?source=nextaghdac
http://www.avermedia-usa.com/AVerTV/product/ProductDetail.aspx?Id=470
Any thoughts? Or are you doing something different?
Turning my extra monitor into a TV?
Re: Turning my extra monitor into a TV?
Those devices are exactly what I tend to use for using my PC screens as a TV.
I have a different product thats no longer avaiable, but these are the same, only supporting higher resolution :)
Great little scan convertors they are :D
Got 2 at my parents, 1 at my flat, and a few of them that we use at work.
I have a different product thats no longer avaiable, but these are the same, only supporting higher resolution :)
Great little scan convertors they are :D
Got 2 at my parents, 1 at my flat, and a few of them that we use at work.
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