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roystheboy 05-09-2011 17:35

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hi thanks its the Acer 5750 15.6 Intel Core i5 Laptop w/ 6GB RAM 750GB HDD, Blu-ray AVG Security thanks take care

Kymmy 05-09-2011 17:45

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That laptop has a HDMI port on the left side so if your TV also has a HDMI port you can run the TV as you would a normal computer monitor off the laptop. All you'll need is a HDMI cable.

roystheboy 05-09-2011 17:54

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thanks so all I need is a HDMI cable and away we go is it thanks again cheers take care

Kymmy 05-09-2011 18:09

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The TV will just take the place of the built in monitor. It's that simple

roystheboy 06-09-2011 08:55

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thanks thats great, just a little more help if you dont mind what would be the best site for streaming live footie ,hope you will help cheers I cant wait to get started lol ,i love my footie thanks again cheers take care

mark1234 06-09-2011 09:23

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You've already said "I am watching LJs live sport on my P.C."

I don't love my footie so have never felt the need to visit that site, but surely you can just continue doing what you were doing, but now using your laptop?

Kymmy 06-09-2011 09:29

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I think it's more a case of he wants it on a large screen

mark1234 06-09-2011 11:13

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I agree. But he's gone from saying he's watching "LJs live sport" on a PC upstairs, to asking what site to use on a laptop he's bought. That the laptop is connected to a TV is immaterial to what site he's streaming the football from.

Maybe I should have added "connected to your TV" to the end of my last sentence.

Kymmy 06-09-2011 12:27

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Sorry I missed that request.

Can I remind members that what you watch on your laptop is your own affair but personally I won't answer such questions relating to where to watch live football streams especially as I don't think there are any legal streams for high level games. If you want to watch such games then get a sky sports/espn subscription or use google and find the sites yourself as you shouldn;t be involving others in your own dodgy viewing habits.

grim reaper 06-09-2011 13:24

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£500.00+ for a laptop to watch poor quality (and probably illegal) streamed footy on your tv ...... surely a sky sports subscription would be cheaper

roystheboy 06-09-2011 23:01

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thanks guys anyway,the laptop will be a replacement for my old P.C. which is on its way out ,and also to watch live footie cheers guys you have been a great help take care


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