Is there a way to browse the internet from the couch using your TV?
you lazy person…!
one option would be to hook up something like a notebook to your tv, or if your vga card has a tv output, then you could bring your whole pc out 
i know it’s pretty easy to hook the computer’s video output up to a TV. are there any input devices(special mice or keyboards) that are easy to use while you’re cozied up on the couch? so many times during the day i just want to relax and browse the web without sitting in a f#*$ing chair! anyone feel this way?
Do you find it comfortable to read on such a low resolution like on a TV?
My eyes hurt when I only think about it! 
if you have a big screen it would be amazing
soon the tv will be the most common way of browsing the internet…
I am currently looking for a remote software solution for the IR port of my laptop, since I often use it for playing DVD films on my TV.
just some software that sends something “keyboardshortcut alike” to the DVD playing program.
I guess I will have to learn assembler because I can’t to find a program like that, and Java is not abled to communicate with hardware like the IR port.
supports serial port IR only 
Maybe you could get one of those Palm III remote programs working with your laptop.
the problem is not a working remote, I just cannot find software to enable my laptop to understand the signals
i think microsoft makes a tv internet browser… idk if it still exists tho…
the resolution on a tv is too little to be worth anything tho…
Cheers!
3dnirvana
no… soon you’ll be watching TV on your computer. The combination of internet and a la carte cable is going to be frigging sweet. You’ll be able to go to a stations’ website and watch whatever you want.
no… soon you’ll be watching TV on your computer. The combination of internet and a la carte cable is going to be frigging sweet. You’ll be able to go to a stations’ website and watch whatever you want.
hugs PC
[size=1]…on the other hand it will be friggin expensive.
so you’ll probably not go to the station’s website, but to some file-sharing network.[/size]
