can this be used with a new LCD tv?
65657
It can be used with any audio source with a mini jack. It won't mount to a non HP monitor and the sound may no be what you'd want for a new TV, like for movies. It works great for basic computer speakers.
65658
While adequate sound quality for many purposes, I am not sure this would be the speaker choice for a TV. HP monitors (some models) have knobs on the back to hold the speakers. I doubt a TV would have these. That said it only requires a USB connection to work and they could rest on a surface.
65659
Well you can, but you wouldn't want to. While appropriate for a computer monitor because you sit close to it, and where sound quality isn't a factor, but you will be very displeased trying to use it as a speaker on any TV.
65660
I suppose it could, but the mounting is designed specifically for an HP monitor that doesn't already have speakers. I would guess that the built-in speakers on the TV would be just as good.
65661
Can't say for certain but I think it unlikely. I don't think most HDTV units provide USB output for sound. Even if it did, the speaker bar gets its power from the USB port which means it would not be loud enough to be useful with a TV.
1908041
Provided you have a HMDI,DVI,or lighting port on your computer, yes. You may need an adapter cable, but virtually any computer in the last couple decades will be able output a signal the TV will use.
177151
I am not 100% sure but as there RGB connectors if your TV is equipped with this should be ok.
867002
Yes, I have an older TV I recently connected. Works very well and the sound is great!
1373794
if your lcd tv has a atsc tuner which is the same tuner as the converter box if your tv is digital you can connect it to the composite jacks in the back of your tv if your tv is digital you dont need the converer box the boxes are digital to analog converers ntsc to atsc which is digital tv hope that helps
464860
Yes; however, you will still require a digital converter box (converts digital to analog) as older TVs do not understand digital signals without external aid.
1312735
If your TV has a headphone jack for output then yes (ussually only smaller TV's have it though) larger TV's only have component, hdmi, rca, etc for output
2108303
If your TV has a built in amplifier and has the standard speaker wire ports with subwoofer port. I would see no reason why I couldn't. But only if your TV is equipped for it, I dont know your TV model.
1180843
I don't know. The connections can be made using the RCA Connection, but I don't know what kind of reception you'd receive on the TV. Since this is an HDMI adaptor, connecting it to an non-High Definition may not produce the results you're looking for.
1324296
In this case the TV is a display. You can connect any monitor via HDMI or other present connection and it should work fine.
2193294
As long as you have an aux output from your TV you should have no issues using this with anything... I have a friend who also bought one and uses it as a computer monitor. Easy install.
858541
Why not? The only thing you might want to check is whether your TV has 3.5mm jack, it makes things a lot easier, see product description.
690485
As long as it has a "Glass" screen you can. However some of the newer LED,LCD monitors have soft screens that this will damage. The same with some TV's, check the manufacturers website for instructions.
2223404
I would advise you not to, especially if the size of the new LCD TV is 32" and up. Since your space is limited you should look into buying a corner unit where u can mount the TV on the wall with brackets and keep the VIP 222K box and other electronics on the shelves of the said corner unit
1222923
You could only do this if the TV had speakers that hooked up to the TV via speaker wire terminals. For example if your TV had speakers that connect with red/black speaker wire then this would work. If the TV has built in speakers where the speaker wire is internal then this product would not work for you.
1518914
No, you would need an rca cable (red, yellow, white). It would also depend on your tv. Some newer tv's do not support rca but others use one of the component colors as the yellow in the rca protocol.
101553
Sure can but you'll most likely need a 3.5 mm to RCA cable. Unless your TV has a headphone jack in the back.