Sony KLV-32S200A 42″ Multi-System HDTV LCD TV cost $550
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How to Connect a Laptop to Sony BraviaThe Sony Bravia is the most popular of Sony’s TVs. The TV is HD-ready and can display HD movies as well with the proper setup. In addition, with the proper connection, you can also display the contents of a laptop. Step 1
Decide whether you will use a VGA or DVI cable. If your laptop has a DVI port, use it as it delivers better graphics than the VGA. If it does not have a DVI port, use the VGA cable. Note that the instructions are the same regardless of what cable you use.
Step 2
Connect the cable to the laptop’s port, then connect it to the Sony Bravia. The ports for both devices are typically found in the back of the device. Be sure that both ends of the cable are secured to the ports.
Step 3
Change the input display on the Sony Bravia to the input that corresponds to the port you are using. Step 4
Set your laptop to display using the DVI or VGA port. Typically, you would press the "Fn" key followed by the key that shows a laptop display on it. This will display the laptop on the Bravia. This key combination normally toggles the laptop’s display among laptop only, laptop and external monitor, and external monitor only. You can also change the settings on the computer by going to "Start," "Control Panel," and looking for the display settings.Tips and Warnings
* To run the laptop’s audio through the Bravia, connect an adapter or cable that will connect the laptop’s headphone jack to an RCA audio cable, identified by the red and white plug connections. Plug the RCA cable into the proper audio port on the Bravia, which usually will be paired with where you made the video connection.