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How to connect a laptop to TV with HDMI and more: watch movies and video from a laptop on a TV

How to connect a laptop to TV with HDMI and more: watch movies and video from a laptop on a TV

Posted on September 30, 2015September 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Connecting your laptop to your TV is actually very easy: all you need is the right cable, lead or streaming hardware and you’ll be watching content from your laptop on your television in no time. We’ll take you through how to connect your laptop to a TV in this step-by-step guide which includes wireless, HDMI, VGA and other methods. 

You don’t have to spend a small fortune to get all the features of the latest smart TVs. One cheap and easy way to get the internet on your TV is to connect it to your laptop. Doing this lets you stream catch-up TV from services such as BBC iPlayer, Sky Go and Netflix through your laptop onto your big TV screen, or even projector.
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