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Thanks for your detailed info,Sujith_Nair.<br />
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wolfcamel, it was helpful to see how you handle it. 
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Thanks for your detailed info,Sujith_Nair.

wolfcamel, it was helpful to see how you handle it.

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hello.. Anusha connecting your TV to you PC is robust/versatile and will support almost all formats of media and infinite access to web with the trade off of cluttered wires or its a hassle even if you configure it wirelessly. Atleast its not smooth as it is with Internet enabled TVs. So choice is yours at the end. Go for the one which suits your requirement.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Sujith<br />

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hello.. Anusha connecting your TV to you PC is robust/versatile and will support almost all formats of media and infinite access to web with the trade off of cluttered wires or its a hassle even if you configure it wirelessly. Atleast its not smooth as it is with Internet enabled TVs. So choice is yours at the end. Go for the one which suits your requirement.

Regards,
Sujith


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Does the latest TVs come with internet connection, so websites like youtube can be browsed / seen on the TV.?<br />
Thanks
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Does the latest TVs come with internet connection, so websites like youtube can be browsed / seen on the TV.?
Thanks

browse internet through TV

A home theater is a theater built in a home, designed to mimic (or exceed) commercial theater performance and feeling, more commonly known as a home cinema. Today, home cinema implies a real "cinema experience" at a private home. Components and attributes include home cinema, backyard theater, home theater in a box (HTIB), audio-video (AV) receiver, front video projector and projector screen, home theater (PC, HTPC or media PC), media center, and switchable projection window.