Apple’s MacBook is an amazing machine that can be used for both
creative and business oriented-pursuits.
One of its best features is its ability to play every known
multimedia format – from Bluray to DVD to FLV; the MacBook outshines
the traditional personal computer in many ways.
The only downside perhaps to using a MacBook to watch Netflix
movies or watch programs
on Hulu is the small display size. The small screen detracts
from a full-length movie experience.
An idea: wouldn’t it be grand if you can use your television set to
watch movies and other program running on your MacBook?
So you would have:
MacBook’s
Movie-Playing Power
+
TV’s Full Sized, High Definition Display Power
=
Awesome, Full-Length Movie
Experience!
Ready to go? Here is a step by step guide to connect your TV to your
MacBook using our cables:
Step 1: Find the right TV cable for your MacBook
model. Our
cables are capable of conveying both sound and image to your television
set.
Step 2:
Power down your MacBook and your television set. Connect the VGA port
of your cable to the VGA port of your MacBook. Next, connect
the 3.5 mm audio jack of the cable to the audio output of your MacBook.
Similarly, connect the audio jack to your TV’s audio input.
Step 3:
Double-check your connections to see if everything is properly
connected. Turn on your MacBook, and then turn on your TV set.
Step 4:
You’re done!
Note: Many
of the new televisions have several Input Modes to choose from. You may
have to pre-configure your television’s Input Mode. In most cases, you
will find a VGA Input Mode option from your TV’s configuration menu.
Once this has been selected, you should be able to see your MacBook’s
display being displayed on your TV screen.
You can also use
your MacBook’s mirroring mode if you want to use your TV
as a clone of your MacBook’s display.
There you have it, an easy and inexpensive way of expanding your
MacBook’s awesome movie-playing power.
Want to find a cable for your MacBook now? Click here to find the right TV cable for your MacBook!
You can also watch
hits on Hulu or watch
Netflix movies on your TV, too!