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Anyone used a Chromecast?

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Nancy Thompson8 Nancy Thompson8 MemberOP
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#1 ·
I’m definitely no tech wizard or anything, but I happened to stumble upon this little Roku Express right here
. It says you can basically link your laptop to your TV without any messy wires, which sounds pretty cool,
but I’m a bit stumped on how the actual magic happens. Like, does the TV just magically pick up the signal from this little dongle on its own, or am I going to need to go out and hunt down some extra receiver or something to make the whole thing work?
Michael Smith93 Michael Smith93 Newcomer
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#2 ·
Carl Booth17 said:They say you can wirelessly connect your laptop to the TV using that Chromecast
I am somewhat confused regarding how the television actually receives the signal from that Chromecast, I mean, would I perhaps need to purchase an additional receiver for the TV just to pick up the signal coming from the Chromecast

Well, the device has a male HDMI plug, so you just plug it directly into the TV.
Nancy Thompson8 Nancy Thompson8 MemberOP
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#3 ·
Oh, so that's how it works!

So, here's my setup: I've got my TV, my router, and my laptop all hanging out in the same room, probably no more than ten feet apart from one another. All I'm really looking to do is occasionally cast some media from my laptop or my phone over to the big screen when the mood strikes.
Has anyone here actually messed around with these kinds of gadgets? I'd love to hear if you've found the picture quality on the TV to be any good, or if there are any other little quirks or details I should know about before I dive in.

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