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For the HN audience especially, a simple computer monitor seems like the obvious answer. Set it up however you like. Maybe it's a little more complicated if yo
by TillE 4y ago
For the HN audience especially, a simple computer monitor seems like the obvious answer. Set it up however you like.
Maybe it's a little more complicated if you still have cable or something, but unless you're watching live sports, there's not much value there.
- jblz 4y agoI'm pretty sure Cable boxes all have HDMI these days, so that shouldn't be an issue. Monitors won't have an over-the-air tuner, so, you'd need to use an external device to watch broadcast TV.
- rufus_foreman 4y agoYou don't need a cable box or a TV to watch cable TV anymore, you can stream it over it the internet. HMDI from a computer to a monitor or a projector would work fine.
- dehrmann 4y agoExcept most monitors are smaller than 40" and don't have speakers.
- porkbeer 4y agoIf you are using the built in speakers on any tv, you are losing the game. Additionally a few of my monitors have crappy speakers that turn up as a hdmi output device, often to my dismay.