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skyblueheroes 03-04-2006 15:33

PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
Okay, probably a stupid question, but here goes....

I have a 26" LCD TV with integrated Freeview and it also has a PCMCIA slot. Now, the instruction manual makes reference to it, but not what I can actually use it for.

So, what can I use it for ?? I assume wireless cards but can I stream from my laptop to the TV ?? How does it work then ?

:dunce: :D

Graham M 03-04-2006 15:34

Re: PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
I would assume the PCMCIA slot would be related to the Digital Receiver, perhaps as an addon to allow you access to Top-Up TV via a plugin card reader or something like that.

Derek 03-04-2006 15:38

Re: PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
I'd go with Zeph. It's probably for a CAM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conditional_Access_Modules

gooner4life 03-04-2006 15:47

Re: PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
It will be for a CAM, I assume its an Integrated Digital Freeview TV, my LCD tv also has a CAM slot for TUTV access.

Graham M 03-04-2006 16:05

Re: PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gooner4life
It will be for a CAM, I assume its an Integrated Digital Freeview TV, my LCD tv also has a CAM slot for TUTV access.


Hmm you obviously didn't actually read his post as he said it had integrated Freeview and we all replied that it'd be for a CAM :)

skyblueheroes 03-04-2006 17:10

Re: PCMCIA In A TV ??
 
MMMM. no use to me then :D

Thanks anyway gents.


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