a simple question

certainly,but the quality of display is not good enough.

Not enough information to give a valid answer.

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Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

In general, not directly; PCs do not provide video outputs of the timing or color encoding expected by the TV, and certainly will not provide the video as though it were coming "over the air" on a TV channel (which would have to be the case if you were connecting to the TV's "antenna" or "RF" input directly.

It is possible to get a card for the PC which will provide a TV-compatible video output, and some PCs today even provide an "S-Video" output directly (if your TV can accept that). But you likely will not be pleased with the results - the effective "resolution" (pixel format) of a standard TV signal is only a little better than about 400 x 300 pixels, far below even what the minimum PC format ("VGA." or 640 x 480 pixels) provides. In addition, due to the way TVs handle color, you won't even get THAT good a result in terms of the color quality.

Bob M.

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If you want to use big fonts for everything. Early Home Computers used the TV for output (but had a monitor option) and usually had text at about 36 pt.

Puckdropper

No.

John

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