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"Is there any way of connecting a PCI or AGP card to a PCMCIA card slot ?"

Probably not but thought I would ask, in this day and age you never know ....

I've found about half a dozen now, starting at £32 plus vat so topic closed, thanks for help Chris

found on (I believe)

External USB TV Tuner
AverMedia


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· External USB TV devices with built-in TV Tuner
· Watch TV on your Computer Moitor and Work on Your Computer Simultaneously
· Resizeable TV Window from 1/4 Sreen to Full Screen Display
· 181 Channel Cable Ready TV Tuner Function
· Pareal Channel Lock-Out
· Channel Number Direct Input
· AutoScan
· Image/Video Care
· Motion Capture and Playback
· Supports Motion JPEG and RGB 24 format
· Cure video up to 30fps
· Supports Coax, Composite and S-Video Input
· Full Scre (up to 320 x 240) Capture Capability
· Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, and He Adjustments
· Video Source and Video Standard Selection
· Powered by USB 1.Port
· Supports NTSC, PAL-N, PAL-M

This Plug-n-Play external USB device comes with a built-in TV Tuner module and video decoder. Now you can watch television, capture video/images and do video conference on your desktop, laptop or notebook.

£50 from maplin.co.uk

Bump. Can't find anything on google, dabs, ebuyer, simply, kanection, is he pulling my pl**ker ? hope not

yes yes yes, where can I find one ?

Valentino Rossi wrote:
> no, I'm not really worried about improving the graphics, but would
> like an RF input :(

You want to get TV into your notebook? There are devices that will take a composite video or S-video signal from a VCR and convert it to either USB, USB-2 or FireWire for you. Is that any use?

Chris.

no, I'm not really worried about improving the graphics, but would like an RF input :(

You really want to upgrade your graphics mate don't you :) you have to remember that a PC is a lot differant than a notebook.

Colin

:O)

thought not

No