These days, our computers and televisions may seem almost interchangeable. But the truth is, there are still some things that exist within our laptops but not on our smart or not-so-smart TVs. Whether ...

If you’re using a laptop] on a daily basis, you’ll know how tiring it can get to stare at a 13-inch screen for hours on end. This is why it’s great that most modern computers can be connected to a TV.

Connecting a Windows Laptop to a TV or a Projector is usually straightforward. However, it might be a bit of a learning curve for those who are planning to do it for the first time. In this post, we ...

You may want to connect your laptop to a bigger screen for a variety of reasons such as sharing photos and videos with the family. Gathering around your laptop, even if it’s connected to a monitor, ...

Depending on your streaming device, you may be able to show your computer’s screen on the TV wirelessly. For example, if you have a Chromecast (or a TV with Chromecast functionality built-in), you can ...

It might be easy to connect your Chromebook to your TV with an HDMI cable, though some Chromebooks may require an adapter to plug an HDMI into a USB-C port. After connecting, make sure "Mirror ...

Connecting your laptop to your Roku allows for real-time sharing of videos, photos, and websites. Follow specific steps on ...

Apple’s MacBooks are excellent content-consumption machines, but even the roomiest 16-inch MacBook Pro can’t compare to viewing your favorite shows on a large TV. Whether you’re watching a movie or ...

There are a few drawbacks though. Text can look tiny from a distance input lag may affect gaming and using your couch as a desk chair might not be ideal for your posture. You’ll also need to figure ...