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Steven

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would there be any way to get a component xbox hooked up to one of these? 

would it have any problem displaying HD content?

i kinda need something that doubles as a TV, but the TV/Monitors have a really low res.

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It can do 720p. (1280x768)

It has Composite but not Component.

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~clean

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would there be any way to get a component xbox hooked up to one of these? 

would it have any problem displaying HD content?

i kinda need something that doubles as a TV, but the TV/Monitors have a really low res.

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Get a x2vga box to link it up. Its a High Deff VGA box. Works Great !

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Frank

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25% OFF: XP61JFTR4PCH0L  (expires January 26th, 2005)

Go to the Small Business Division. :)

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Do you need the coupon? On my screen it is showing that on the small business site 25% off is already taken.

This is VERY tempting. How long does Dell offer your money back?

Grand Master

Steven

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Do you need the coupon?  On my screen it is showing that on the small business site 25% off is already taken.

This is VERY tempting.  How long does Dell offer your money back?

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Guess you don't. Didn't even see that. :D

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