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well, I when I used to live in the dorms I had a reciever that I used and I hooked the comp as the monitor. It was my TV through and through. Although I played Xbox on mine, the only complaint I have is that the overlays on my computer tended to be somewhat lackluster. the biggest offender is my snowboarding game the different shades of white for the snow tended to come off as one colour making the game difficult to play. I'm not sure what the source was, cable TV looked fine and of course DVDs were fine since they had their own program.
all in all however it worked great and it's a good solution for anyone moving into dorms or the like were space is premium.
there's no reason you can't hooked up the playstation through the vid in's. the only concern I have is that the default player software with the all-in-wonders have some Tivo functions for rewinding live TV etc. this causes about a full second of delay from the input to what's played so games are unplayaple. I'm posistive that there's a way around it, I've just never needed to, so this is just a quick blurb to tell you to expect it.
"Computers are a lot like air conditioners - they both work great until you open windows." -Anonymous
"The danger from computers is not that they will eventually get as smart as men, but that we will agree to meet them halfway." -Bernard Avishai
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