ATI AIW 9600 on Laptop?
I'm goin to college in August, and my parents won't let me take our PC, so I need to get a laptop. . . but I was wondering. . . can you put the ATI All in Wonder (or any TV Tuner) onto a laptop? I didn't think you could because of having to hook up the monitor right to the ATI plug, but i'm not very familiar with l ...
I'm goin to college in August, and my parents won't let me take our PC, so I need to get a laptop...but I was wondering...can you put the ATI All in Wonder (or any TV Tuner) onto a laptop? I didn't think you could because of having to hook up the monitor right to the ATI plug, but i'm not very familiar with laptops, so i'm not sure.
Also can anyone suggest a good TV tuner I could put on a laptop if it's possible? The only thing I use it for is obviously watching TV, but I also need the tuner to have a Composite or S-Video hookup for it too so I can plug a video game system into it.
Any help is appreciated.
Also can anyone suggest a good TV tuner I could put on a laptop if it's possible? The only thing I use it for is obviously watching TV, but I also need the tuner to have a Composite or S-Video hookup for it too so I can plug a video game system into it.
Any help is appreciated.
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I would think that something like this should be available from some of the major vendors by now as you find notebooks using both the ATi and the nVidia GPU's now.
Another option you can consider is that there are USB TV Tuner external devices available. I can't say if they are any good or not however as I've only used the AIW AGP/PCIe graphics cards.
Another option you can consider is that there are USB TV Tuner external devices available. I can't say if they are any good or not however as I've only used the AIW AGP/PCIe graphics cards.