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I've been using portable monitors both as extensions for my laptop and primary with my NUC. But I've never thought the complexity of attaching them to the laptop was worth the bother.
Of course, not all of them are accessible, and some TV's have custom software that might not let you access the input, but if you can, it can be pretty impressive. (On the other hand, I saw pictures of a placard saying that if you disconnect the TV, it can bring down the video system for the entire hotel...)
I've been using portable monitors both as extensions for my laptop and primary with my NUC. But I've never thought the complexity of attaching them to the laptop was worth the bother.
ReplyDeleteLast time I traveled, I brought an HDMI cable with me, and hooked up my Laptop to the TV in the hotel room.
ReplyDeleteDo I feel stupid. Of course every hotel TV has an HDMI port now.
DeleteOf course, not all of them are accessible, and some TV's have custom software that might not let you access the input, but if you can, it can be pretty impressive. (On the other hand, I saw pictures of a placard saying that if you disconnect the TV, it can bring down the video system for the entire hotel...)
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