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<blockquote data-quote="Man in the Funny Hat" data-source="post: 5740350" data-attributes="member: 32740">Oh they do, they do.&nbsp; But TV's generally go on the wall or on top of a stereo stand.&nbsp; Easy to plug an xbox in underneath.&nbsp; But a PC is generally mean to be at a desk so connecting output to a TV monitor means things tend not to be in the right places together playing nicely with others.Before I started buying decent monitors I once hooked up my PC to my 42&quot; plasma.&nbsp; Had to buy a 12' video cable to do it.&nbsp; Then sat down on my couch with a wireless keyboard and mouse to play WoW.&nbsp; It was sort of impressive just to see the game screen so LARGE, but it really did squat for the graphics.&nbsp; And then as I was playing I realized I really needed a custom desk sort of surface to be comfortable while using the keyboard/mouse seated on the couch - which meant I used it for about 30 minutes and then went back to my desk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Man in the Funny Hat, post: 5740350, member: 32740"] Oh they do, they do. But TV's generally go on the wall or on top of a stereo stand. Easy to plug an xbox in underneath. But a PC is generally mean to be at a desk so connecting output to a TV monitor means things tend not to be in the right places together playing nicely with others. Before I started buying decent monitors I once hooked up my PC to my 42" plasma. Had to buy a 12' video cable to do it. Then sat down on my couch with a wireless keyboard and mouse to play WoW. It was sort of impressive just to see the game screen so LARGE, but it really did squat for the graphics. And then as I was playing I realized I really needed a custom desk sort of surface to be comfortable while using the keyboard/mouse seated on the couch - which meant I used it for about 30 minutes and then went back to my desk. [/QUOTE]

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