also wanted to add that some new TVs also have a pc-input connection on the back - this is also an easy route if you have this option because you can connect the TV as you would a computer monitor.   See 5 other replies

HDMI cable is perfect if you can get one long enough and have an updated TV...i recommend that.   See 5 other replies

I use an HDMI cable for linking and my computer is near enough to the TV to hook my speakers up as well.   See 5 other replies

pretty much the same here.I use a standard S-video cable to go from laptop to tv, then a radioshack headphone to red/white cable for audio. Don't know why I ever shopped at radioshack... Monoprice is wonderful.   See 5 other replies

I watch hulu on my tv. I do this by:1 - having a video card in my computer that has Video Out2 - running a cable from the Video Out on the video card into a Video In on the back of my TV3 - run an audio cable from your computer's sound card or motherboard Line Out to the Audio In on the back of the TVThat's pretty much it. To make the experience more enjoyable, a wireless mouse works just like a remote control :) Wireless keyboard/mouse combos are maybe $20.You can get a video card with Video Out ability for around $30, the cable you can get many places, but if you need a long length, try ebay. Never spend a lot for cables, even the Bose representative said he finds the cheapest cable and then buys the next step up. My HDMI 1.3 cable cost me $6 (six).Newer TV's have an ethernet jack on them so you can run internet directly into the TV, but I would still use the method I gave as it gives you your computer on your TV and not just a limited TV internet.Hope this helps :)   See 5 other replies